Reviews by fernando

Effective! When terror has the quality to create abstrac/schematic and same time meaningfull images: hundreds of zombies chasing the then 3 survivors heading to a trian, and then embracing it provoking it to brake, til the hero gestos off the hand of the first zombi. Perfect structure.

La pretensión de que el background de punk duro y violento, le da un sentido adicional a la historia, se cae de saque. En un thriller violento más, con bueno y malos y perros y nothing else.

Kind of cute, naif, stupidly and selfconsciously heroic (Beatty is such a thing after speaking with lawyer William Devane); north west reveals some secrets (you can sell and if you don't want then the gunfigther´s come; its cheap to waste the life of a china man; it is manly to shoot looking in the yes, even if the victim doesn't understand what's all about)...

Tear jerker with some 'quest of identity', deep reaons betwenn adopted children and adopting parents.

Duvivier and his sketches,worse if they're relates as this time. But it's imposble to despise such a cast and tue weirdness of the stories: The mask in Betty Filed, the drunken equilibrium in Boyer and Robinson trying to kill somebody...

Tender, simple, film in the streets of Berlin. Trascendent adventure without any ambition of being so. Wilder before laughing at everything.

The flavour is in details, in support characters as loser Raymond Walburn flirting with Margaret Hamilton, William 'happy' Demarest, the songs in natural popular voices of people in the way.

Modern comedy (a convention of mayors in Frisco, with urban infreastructure being sold in the lobby) with old clisés and storytelling. Good pair.

A minor Premminger in despite of cast, consciousness and topic. It lacks Tennesee Willimans or Faulkner's decadence or southern charisma. At least, Old Otto amuses himself in sexy details as Jane simulating a b,ow job with Caine's trumpet.

Echoes of road movie, new tex mex thriller, fury on the road, a brother redeemed in making his bro rich without aparent guilt, and Jeff Bridges who understand all.