Reviews by fernando

(OK) Gran documental de una sola aventura en un rincón de España donde se empozan todos los males, al punto que hay imágenes de ética chocante como la de los 'cretinos', los hombres temblando de fiebre, una niña moribund,a un bebe muerto. La fiesta que descabeza gallos es una intro folclórica para lo que viene.

(OK) Minor Dieterle; there´s a long love story apalled by nos so clear circumstances, but Young (lacks some star presence) has dignified Richards to put in the other hand when sacireifices his love for Sidney. More diplometics of war than love and passion...

(OK) Civilization is already settled and political an social dilmemmas began. Jusge Priest solves all of them and wins the election. Moving,sentimental, ritualizad wonderful scenes all over...

(OK) One of those 'civilization in tha making' Ford westerns in wich dancing is as important as settling. Johnson and Carey jr is almost as quiet men as the mormons they accompany. Bond is their master in reverse. The bad ones nad no bad no good (the theatrical troupe) adds colour...

(OK) I know Stendahl's novel is wider and richer, but the elegant mixing of romance and revolution, with tantrums (Casares is excellent fighting the kingfor Fabrice liberty) and good remarks, is worthwhile...

(OK) Light and overimpressions, that's the essencial of this fantasy on social realism. The grieve of tha salvation army agonizing woman of having done wrong reunitin the Holm's is modern...

(OK) Daves and writer Albert Maltz and Garfield, great work, in dialogues and mutual understanding while fighting with his love for Eleanor. Even tha war scene is good.

(OK) Forget the trite argument; there he is, mid urban mid rural, the Tramp changing rythms walking in the road...the character and the myth is already build

(OK) The first part is everything tender in feeling for the character and brave in statement, about war. Fantastic inmersion in cheese and water, a frog over the barefoot of a solider is poetic. Then, the heroics and the ruined dignified house is wonderful.

(OK) One man show, in the repetition is the grace and the limit of this. Charlie loved to be drunk, because it puts the character in a limbo of movement and action...