Reviews by fernando

Strange banalization of Tarzan becuase the film gets to its point relating the legend with wars of the time, american anti colonialism and kinf of politial stuff. Bah.

Se construye lenta hacia el centro pero remata rápido y bien. Julieta ha construido sus culpas y su hija es hija de las culpas, la deja y la quiere por ello. El misterio de porqué se fue ocupa el lugar del drama.

Si improvised in dialogues, but not in the decision to sculpt, fragment Meril's body. Censorship determines as much as JLG what you see. Sex is explicit in words, bien sur.

Good atmosphere, innocent simple but compulsive McQueen and so indolent ans in love Remick: her final quote listing the 4 towns in texas she has been as a world adventure is great.

Brooks and Simmons are more than OK; but dialogues are so aged, selfconscious, almost lyrical in its meaningfull intentions. Women in spas has a kinf of antropological edge.

More romantic than noir. The idea that Price gambles his wife, a necklace and the money he hasn't, is not underlined as it deserves. Russell is better than Mature.

Switzerland is a good background to a sordid -even a bit washed- story. The paralell of Vanel's son and Vanel himself revisiting the case is ok. Grandma Berthe Bovy has the best lines.

Excellent. Not a minor Wilder. He makes a statement on monarchy and class division against singing american brute pragmatism, using wisely the clises. Fontaine is better than ever. More than austruhungarian monarchy, the satire goes to freudian psycoanalisis applied to dogs!

Ravishing Maria Montez. Illiminates (or gets noirish) everything. And has the dialogues for it, even inventing her birthplace once and again. Lilly Palmer miscast.

Good paced, choral, in love with Sicily, tolerant in name of chuch incarnated by Chevalier. Dickinson is sex in revenge but funny, never tragiv even Lisistrata is evoked.