Reviews by fernando

(YT) Sensual, fantastic, amusing but with an anchor in the violent reality of non forgotten persian past. A surprise from a genre that never explored its limits...

(OK) Russell, well served by Lothar Mendes and sets, gives intensity to her flyers. Buy lacks the mithical stature of Amelia Earhard, in whom is based. MacMurray is too light, Marsahll is better...

(OK) Kate and his pushes for excellency character, only Cukor undestrands its limits (and Tracy of course), adult comedies for the not to adult 50s...

(OK) The mature, quiet, serene Cukor made his characters out of his actors. Judy and Aldo Ray compose a marriage with all possible ups and downs, includin the tragedy of losing a child...and there are amusing dreams..

(OK) Nice bad smiling cinic Chevalier and his apprentice wife. What they make on André Lafeaur is antologique. Soft sordid background...

(OK) Sad, lourd, somber antinazi film form the civil side. Steinbeck's pacifist universla side. Hardwicke is excellent and Travers tries to reach him.Lee Jo Cobb is wasted. Heroism is forced...can't expect otherwise in 1943

(OK) An exercise on star recognizing and enjoying them. Hope and Crosby have thier usual stuff; Lancaster and Lizabeth amuse themseleves. Coper, Goddard Milland do almost nothing. Bendix is hilarious hitting a pomelo a la Mae Clarke, in Olga San Juan's face.

(OK) Lourcelles praises this film because grandilocuent Cayatte works out his thesis, thar heavy fathers, for diverse cuases (leftist Blier, jew hater Balpetré, careless isa Miranda...) makes their children feel the urge to evade the deluge. He succeeds¡

(OK) Every character, mostly Fay Bainter and dead ray Collins, preach Saroyan texts, and that's heavy; but Brown's bathes everuthing with americana charm. Rooney and the boys, tne drunking Morgan, are there to enjoy... Look for Mitch debut...

(OK) Brooks is always correct,even in this neorrealist piece of americana. I have to admit that Betteis even great in this miscasting, even better than stereotyped Borgnine. Debbie ok, buy grumpy Fitzgerald always steal scenes...