Reviews by fernando

De Mille reflects -in his non theroical antireflexive way- on why mvoies are not in a way and yes they are in a way, a 3 ring circus.

Impeccable dialogue, acting tour de force, twisted emotions with characters always feeling guilty and unsecure after their outburts, unpredictability. A personal rediscoyery.

Tavernier goes firmly and secure (Simenon moral thriller) but not too ambitious in his first film. Lyon has a forced character on its own.

3 stars just for wierdness, becuase characters are uniformly too stupid and stereotyped. The Mirando/Monsanto stuff versus animalists/white terrorists is good stuff.

The early sound provides interesting realism, sexy pre code, above the machista plot. Poor Dorothy Burgess, betraying Baxter

Chemistry between Gable and Hayward, trying to get her the hard way, but taking some confidence in the proceedings.

If I wasn't conquered but the original; forget this glamorization fashionalization of ex yonkis trying to build start ups (that's not even the conscious plot) in Scotland...

Like the shades of the character, the effort of Paul Stewart of feeling at home. Obvious but effective.

To dependant on Baldwin words and movies selected, is an illustrated, a bit repetitive essay on Baldwin's for moments provocative point of view. Peck sobbordinates film and images to Baldwin...

Disney can bet in having a good obedient personal author as Condon, doing what he pretends is ok with a classic; buy the charm is in the animates details where the big team makes some little wonders...