Reviews by fernando

To hell with all the conceptual embodiment of the film,beginning with the obscure first sequence one the man in the movies. I just like the force, madness, agonic sexuality, seductive ugliness of Lavant,the handy elegance of Scob. The sole sequence of the cemetery with la bete klauskinskian Lavant and la belle Eva Mendes,deserves my 3 star rating

Great cast (especially Murray and Norton) great photo and nice little islander universe and vintage 60s. I love the beach scene, with the boys dancing and discovering sexual games, its a pity Anderson didn´t extend this part.

Last silent Lubitsh is essetially romantic, with the suicide of lovers thanks to the fury of elements (avalanche of snow in this case). The Lubitsh touch is just in one great scene, the masked ball, with the flamboyant Barrymore jumping as Fairbanks and cooling off his desire for Camilla Horn, with Mona Rico.

The stilyzed and set design conscious direction seems the justification to revisit 'Karenina'more than an choice in itself. But I like the icy train motif and the handsomnest of Bronsky.

Even I had difficulties to catch with Day Lewis pace,and felt dialogues kind of heavy,Spielberg succeeds in depicting the stress of Lincon with a war in the courtyard, an opinionated wife, a death child, an stubborn one,and the odds against his main political claim. The dramatizing of the one by one voing in congress, is ok and I like the nice touch of Lee Jones showing the text to his black woman.

Bad piece of maniqueism,but Enright is light and efficient, Scott is nice, and George Gabby Hayes has funny lines

A little surprise. Good kind of wet and briliant colour, good Preston as a lovable corrupt than deserves the friendship of one piece Ladd. I like Brenda Marshall.

Terrible. Lack of emotion and credibiliy all over around, in spite of the dramatic plot of Maureen torn between Chandler and the traitor monster of his husband.

A saga starts and anticipates too much talk on reciclying, copying, modern heroe cinicism and all about Clint.Eastwood goes eastbound,Volonte volunteers.

I still remember a critic who said that when he saw this, a piece of ash hit his eye, as it happened to Celia Johnson. I felt the same