Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge review

(OK) In this second and last part, the revenge motif goes till last consequence, revolting the code of guests. Fatality ati its mythical best. I love set desing, austere expressionism...

Die Nibelungen: Siegfried review

(OK) The entired film is established here: not so mytical or epic touch, but adventure one, in wich fantasy has a natural flair. The fight with the dragon is epic SF pioneering. Krumilda the queen of Island, pretty evil character.

The New Centurions review

(OK) Polici buddy film with a professional existentialist look on police life and death. George C. Scott's suicide is a wonderfull poetic touch...

The Ship of Condemned Women review

(OK) Wonderfull plot, adventure and intimate melodrama, the damned women are both (victim and victimaire) and the prison chorus entire; the mutiny is pre anthology...

Napoleon review

(OK) So consistent ans sustained in its grandeur, since the beginning with the child's play battle in the snow. There the film is planted, in great episodes, of personal intimate story and big History...

Nanook of the North review

(OK) Wonderful, Flaherty knows how to reennact, takes profit, convince, follow his character and his facts; he's well above the discussion of hoy a doccumentarist or a poet he is...

The Birth of a Nation review

(OK) New vison and my same old refusal of racism: it not only simplifies character and facts, distorts scenes (the girl cound't be raped, she had to kill herself; mulattos has to le lascivious more than clever, bah)...

Secrets of a Soul review

(OK) Full and early sychoanalisis, too much explanation of character and his dream, and a not too explored surrealism spirit that could be Buñuel and Dali's...

The Andromeda Strain (1971) review

(OK) Wise man Wise, his direction accompanies Crichton intuitions on machine, war and security systems, there´s no manicheism here, there´s something else in the long description fo tehnical proceedings, there´s a sort of observation of future...

My Name Is Julia Ross review

(OK) Hey! This is Lewis at his best before "Gun crazy". The plot is wonderful, direct, extraordinarily exposed, subjective point of vue is mocked by facts, there´s as much surprise as suspense...
