Reviews by fernando

(MU) No big deal nor original stuff the depressions of a posgraduate in NY; but mounts to a great scene at her home in Philly, with a grupal familiar hug...

(OK) Tha McBride debut is so fresh, so funny and spontaneous in some secenes, so cinema verite fake in others, he covers many statements of Godard and nouvelle vague dogma. Some long scenes in which David improvises and repeats himself...

(MU) Lousy plot, good action director in the making. Lee Curtis has the impossible role of makkin credible a character so stupid than can't make the actons hse made...

(MU) Bizarre, contradictory: in a way is interesting the normalization of the alien making a human life with a purpose of going back theme; but the style, and deviations with the support characters, is distracting

(OK) Good cast for Sidney, specially Pidgeon with his easy cool acting (henre handicaped). The corny stuff ith the nun has, in contrast, correct dialogues, and convincing romance Leigh/Lawford with human rights inmediate post war stuff...

(MU) You can remove all the stuff and digital dirt off the frame, and has a play(noghtmare of a troubled boy and generational segment in California...

(MU) Irregular and funny (the shot in the shoes is a good gag) , impudic, bizarre, satyrical when going to parties, specially the last one in the 4th of july...

(MU) Me gustó más que la primera vez que la ví en Cuba en los 80. Sara Gómez rompió varios moldes, sin salirse del principal: el rollo revolucionario enfrentado a maneras de ser disfrazadas de antiguas, pero más humanas, sinceras, actuales y con 'filin' que todo el rollo ese. Una sutil y simple actualización de "Memorias del subdesarrollo"...

(OK) Can't forgive Aldrich made so grotesque, pretentious (or wasn´t and the ugly plot and twists are tongue in cheek?), prejudiced, topical....Novak is as bad as the film and as the character's profiles

(OK) Extremely funny, Germi goes right to the always well acted gag. Some overlooked difficult of adapting a very french vodevil, with most interiors; it begins better than it ends, and has the frivolity of the genre, but its so joyful...