Reviews by fernando

Too moderate, I expected more sex play with the idea of a man tourned women after apparent death. At least, there are crooked characters as Matthau and Charlie/Debbie her/himself

A pastoral symphony, the duality of doctor and parson is very well done, both are dignified. The ku klux klan with feelings, deciding no to hung Juano Hernandez, is moving. Tourneur is excellent.

The lesser Walsh, in spite of always elegant and zanny Benny, but there are a bit unsufferable the routines between Benny and Dolores Moran.

Perfect timing, intetwinning of stories, prevalence of some of them, cast, heart, dialogues. And something special; this is really a sexy film for 1955 standards, and thanks to the romance between Tab and Dorothy Malone.

Raoul amuses with rara avis Lily (cute touch her singing in the jungle), a tamed lion, and EE Horton who is always fine

The thriller imposes over the melodramatic, bloody, familiar, incestuous, passionate, undertones. But there are those tones...

Always bee intrigued and fascinates by the self ending of the Zweigs in Petropolis. Here I just see them, death in the bed, reflecting in a mirror (nice moving touch) but anyhow, in dialogues and Stefan staring the landscape, maybe thinking in Europe's hell and the impossibility of cope with it in this evasive place; it's the answer.

Rumany found a place in 'world cinema', as Iran had. But the long, realistic, sequence shot real time look on its social decomposition after the wall broke; is too heavey to share, ah...

How Malick begun loosing interest; repeating himself inside the same film, as an outdated Antonioni? Here you can look for a response in Austin, Texas, with musical background (Iggy and Patti), and a trip to Yucatan.

Too long and eloquente a lifetime, so Riley catches just some themes; but misses to develop more the one he choses to articulate the biopic: teh tragedy about his children. Anyway, good audio, phtos and clips and everything.