Reviews by fernando

It has and mantains the entire feeling of 'film of a generation' without being a films of a school of movement. The figure of Phil Daniel and his motorcycle on the cliffs is great figure on a landscape. The assault on Brighton is eppic.

Half a star less than the last time I saw it; but its great moments (the singers singing to the coal workers down in the ship; the rhino) are still powerfull. Maybe I don't like too mucho the narration by Freddie Jones.

Too 'affected' as so many noir contemporary films; but Yi'nan Diao knows his métier, the use of weather,the apparent indifference of the femme fatale, the depresion of the ex cop.

Herzog make wonders with 'the trip of death', Kinski-vampyr goingo by dilligence, by river boat and by ship to the city of Delft (location).

A revisited surprise. Herzog make wonders with the trip of vampyr Kinski by river and sea. Great image of the ship reaching the city of Delft, and great sequence the ¿neck coitus' with Kinski.

Great designs and animation, sexy and tender and gore at the same time (Taarna swimming naked and then clothing in black and red weather is superb); but the relation between stories is weak and confusing. I would've preferred episodes.

I love it. It's respectfully exotic, softly noir, Montgomery is ok before and behind the camera, supporting cast is colourful but not noisy. The Wanda Hendrix aboriginal, magic stuff is a little heavy, but Thomas Gomez and the carrousel is great.

Wyler and the entire production knew that the film turns around the charriot race. It is not the climax but the essence, the highlight, besides the battle in the sea. Nice framing. Harareet ok. Heston better than average.

So corny and conventional, so deceiving, that yoy wonder if Hazanavicius' "The Artist" was a good film. The happy end, against so many muuder and sorrow, is kind of stupid.

Great carácter, she explains everuthing because she´s afraid of being alone, that´s the drama of deaf blind people. You can understand it just seeing them interacting between them.