Purple Noon

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Henry D @Henry_Domke Jul 23 A very good-looking print, with strikingly attractive actors, especially Alain Delon, even though the characters themselves were not particularly appealing. The story, adapted from Patricia Highsmith’s The Talented Mr. Ripley, was stylish and entertaining. It was also interesting to see this earlier version of Tom Ripley after having watched The American Friend and Ripley’s Game, both based on a later Ripley novel. See more bob C @RT46426964 May 13 A really good French movie with Delon on top form as the best screen Ripley, almost wrecked by inappropriate ending. See more Sam N @RT61650855 06/25/2025 Clément keeps the surface dazzling while menace hums below. Decaë shoots blue seas, razor-crease suits and airy interiors so crisp you miss the knife. Delon’s Ripley moves with feline poise; Ronet’s louche playboy spots the teeth too late. A few slack spells stop it from greatness, yet beside the glossy remakes this stays cooler, leaner and more unsettling. If Ripley ever needed a passport mugshot, this would be it. See more Vitor O @RT19027067 03/15/2025 This excellent picture made Alain Delon a star and still remains the definitive movie version of the "Talented Mr. Ripley" novel by Patricia Highsmith. Shot in location in places such as Roma and Ischia, the plot is as interesting as the scenery is beautiful to watch. See more Mr. D @Mr.Doge 08/23/2024 As a Gen-Z I must say, this beats almost every film nowadays in mood. Alain Delon was a magnificent actor, may he Rest In Piece. See more Mark D @theDaye 01/30/2024 An excellent thriller that keeps you guessing. Alain Delon is, as always, wonderful. This is the story of Tom Ripley from the Patricia Highsmith book. See more Read all reviews

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