Reviews by fernando

(NX) There's the 'Breaking bad' moral, and Branston repeat it at the end; but, in most parts is just Aaron's surviving through affected crminals... regular

Obvio mas obvio, más o menos. Esa es la palabra que rubrica el cinismo de esta tosca metáfora, que se descontrola con gore, idios plots y tremendismos varios.

Well constructed, a king is raised and moved to war by a huge conspiration that he succeeds and seees when his new french bride, queen Catherine, tells him. Battle of Azincourt, staged by Falstaff is the best part

Before dying or surviving, 4 people faces the worst of guilt, desperation, not bad huis clos in open see, with touches of dreams and religion...

A conjunction of themes and facts: big play by Maxwell Anderson, good ol Le Roy handling it wisely to Hollywood, with original stars (great Nancy Kelly), and loosening a bit acting to explode on some effects of composition...

No stars, but wonderful cast. Karin Dor is as Pleshette in "The birds", the sacrificed wonderful woman. She has the best and stylish and greta image, dying in a sea of lilac dress...

In such a small place, and location, the clisés proliferate. But they moun to some various climx guided by Tallulah, but good interventions by all. Sex undercurrent, almoost obvious, between her and Hodiak

Hitch has his good moments, his bizarre themes (the circus family, the blind democratic good man, the sabotage itself ), a crying ductile Cummings, and an excelletn Norman lloyd inmortalized in his fall forn the Statue. (Excellent his participation in the bonus)

So light, that the best part is Gable and Crawford in a comic dance in a replica of Fontainebleu palace with mad Donald Meek. No more than that with handsome Franchot Tone and efficient Van Dyke

Good old Anatole, giving all from Francoise Sagan, from ingrid and sensitive Tony Perkins. Even Montand is anticipating his later delicacy in Sautet films...