Reviews by fernando

(OK) Fields in his 'family is hell' mood, only tolerated with alcohol. McLeod likes some abstraciton as in the large secuence in the 3 sotre building with noises and exasperatinf details...

(MU) Good pick for the rediscovery project. The drama ans the injustice and the violence of prejudice and machism are not subligned as in actual cinema, is sublimed in style, in pure cinema...

(OK) Lourcelles loves the amorality of characters, they are only attached to adventure, Gable and Pidgeon even convert Loy in one of them. Well, there´s a moral, the camera moral: just see Gable in the little airplane filming the boat...

(OK) The theme of the glorification and humanly colourful dramatization of Wells and Fargo history/story , is well beyond Lloyd talent for westers. MCCrea has the aura of good hearted humble but powerfull character defying every,,,

(OK) Yeah, not just Susna is moving and convincing, well deep in her character; Jo Van Fleet is in one of his best (as always). Susan goes deeo down, eandering in LA; ant then the AA amd 'This is your life' as an end, Im sure this isw the best of Daniel Mann

(MU) Great idea the reocnsturcion of the hazardous, bizarre, assault by tho morons...from the point of view of two guys and his phone...

(MU) Deconstructed story and characters, a wife that is also a whore, but there´s Godard who speaks instead of actors and characters; I'm not sure if its a selfish option or an unconscious limitation...excellent colour on pretty Vlady...

(OK) Typical cute, fine, formally excellent, charade fonr Powell that could be from Hitchcoch, Reed, Luander & Gillat.... Contad Veidt is excellent, Valerie Hobson is ok; the blackout and the locations class A

(OK) Bir surprise by Arnold! Psycho tense western, Murphy is and angel of death that provoques vioenca an even a suicide by his sole wandering in town. Good dialogues, big ending when one know for whom he is in town...

(Mu) Film of one character on a depressive and vital rampage, he is a loser, he is lost by everybody, he conduces in a rare bizarre way to his final step...