Reviews by fernando

Pure formula, but harsh, hard guy Bendix, lunatic religious Talman and romantic Kennedy are quite something...

Refined and cynical perverted snob; but moving, looking for trascendence, being a gentleman in the end, character of Bel Ami. Lansbury was so good in her firts...

Eastwood amuses in this kind of folk thriller in Savannah, with prejudiced/cynical/relaxed drama of refined gay acused of murdering devilish adonis Jude Law

Good texts well directed, but I prefer when sarcasm is out and Lee Tracy (superb¡) tells Leighton to call a doctor becaise he can't move, or Fonda resigning...

The 'iconicity' of BB, in ancient Italy and Paris and Geneve, is so well captured by Malle. Mastroianni has his dolce vita flair....

Morin and Rouch extract, with simple words, a lot from their characters, they are really moving and so clear in thier explanations of life...

So light, so mediocre, but has its ramdon charm. Laforet amuses as Chabrol and Tamiroff and Denner,not so much Rabal; good locatiosn in Morocco

So long, but there are some characters that finally tell everything, theirs fears and achievements and even go naked and embracing each other, being gay 40 years ago...by far more human than political,

I forgive Lelouch for his ambitions; he is also moving and convincing and pure action when going to Arica, or in the box, or Montand deceiving Girardot, romantic and non romantic a la fois

It deserves an actualization in the age in wich whores are forgotten. The riaulizaed, institucionalized, machismo of the pimp and whore relationship is great here...