Reviews by fernando

Nice animation, confusing simbolic story. Abstraction, chaotic reiteration of the elusive father figure, makes the film get lost.

Pretty animation. Moore has a style ahead of the story. Landscape superior to human animation, sea superior to earth.

The cast of interviews is superb; but the fiction of two narrators inside the documentary, delivering Vinicius poetry instead of his music, is awful.

Queen is the archetypical bon sauvage. Photography and sense of landscape is way ahead the depicting of the people. But the text is audacious in dealing with eskimos sex life.

Demme is happy with this as corny as powerfull stuff. Springfield really acts and Meryl really performs in the band.

The worst Asquith. Loren is more than ok but Sellers is depressed (you can't believe Loren is after him), De Sica is stereotipical.

Great story, well understood, well narrated in a eliptical way. If it weren't so 'froid' and 'academic' in its direction (in spite of a good Lange performance, superior to Olsen and Isaac)....

The romantic touch has aged, but the exposition when Garfield runs (the best actor to be haunted by the police ant the bad luck) and finds Shelley in the pool is great.

More soul than body when Palmer loves Garfield. Body and soul in superb dosis when Garfield attacks and reacts. I love this.

Absolutely pioneer in its attitude ans theme, as harsh as lyric, Garfield so moirish that becomes white heat. Dialogues to write an essay on.