The Vanished Elephant review

En exceso articiosa,pero Salvador del Solar, Vanessa Saba, la foto, Lima, Paracas y Javier Fuentes la hacen creíble.

Good Sam (1948) review

Slow, long by comedy standards,verborragic scenes, but one solid argument: everything in the film points to the charitative spirit of Cooper ans its limits. Couls be the parabel of the good man.

It Always Rains on Sunday review

A choral, East End, tender and vulgar symphony. Googie and her lost erotism fixed on Tommy Swan (McCallum)stands among everything.

Luz de domingo review

Decontraída, un poco monocorde (quizá para subrayar,por contraste, la violación de Estrella); pero marcada por buenos diálogos y observación d epersonajes. El señor feudal del pueblo dice, tras la violación, "no lo hemos hecho por vicio, sino por política".

Moby Dick review

Seen again after reading Melville: all wich is freedom of time,explanation on whaling, relaxed structure in the book; in Huston is narrative conomy, selection of best lines.

In Which We Serve review

Noel Coward's patriotic service, high standard, not one yellow fellow but Attenborough who is redeemed by death. Perfect exercise for Lean. Nice lines, best of all, Celia Johnson about ship before woman and family. Nice touches on low and middle classes homes.

How to Steal a Million review

Gets better with the 'coup d'art' in the Museum. Otoole and Hepburn are big glamour and comedy stasr when such a thing was fading. Nice gag the atatue replaced by a bottle of wine.

Journey to Italy (1954) review

So much talk, and essays, and theory about this films, that one almost misses its human but tolerable sadness, its frivoluos touches, its turistic relax, its sexy humour (Sanders not sleeping with the prostitute and with handicapped Maria Mauban), its happy ending.

The Grand Budapest Hotel review

As enchanting and rich in details and 'humanly nechanic' as one of those playful clocks in Eastern Europe churches. ¡What a cast! Each actor enjoys his lines.

The Grand Budapest Hotel review

As enchanting and rich in details and 'humanly nechanic' as one of those playful clocks in Eastern Europe churches. ¡What a cast! Each actor enjoys his lines.
