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A movie of cartoon-like mass formations, singing urchins, and operatic outbursts. Jun 23, 2010 | Full Review…
A movie of cartoon-like mass formations, singing urchins, and operatic outbursts.
J. Hoberman
Few things renew one's faith in the moving image more than an unbridled Gina Lollobrigida cavorting in the Adriatic Sea with a flock of sheep. Jun 23, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Few things renew one's faith in the moving image more than an unbridled Gina Lollobrigida cavorting in the Adriatic Sea with a flock of sheep.
Eric Hynes
'The result, of course, is not one good shot in two hours of film,' Godard wrote, somewhat unjustly. There is at least one good shot near the beginning. Jun 28, 2013 | Full Review…
'The result, of course, is not one good shot in two hours of film,' Godard wrote, somewhat unjustly. There is at least one good shot near the beginning.
Dave Kehr
It's Lollobrigida who owns the film. Her sex appeal and power cannot be underestimated, Oct 8, 2010 | Full Review…
It's Lollobrigida who owns the film. Her sex appeal and power cannot be underestimated,
Jeffrey M. Anderson
A rare hybrid well worth a film lover's time, "The Law" (1959) is a black-and-white, French-language film with a Sicilian seaside setting, a stellar, largely Italian cast and a distinct, nonindigenous Tennessee Williams flavor. Jul 16, 2010 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
A rare hybrid well worth a film lover's time, "The Law" (1959) is a black-and-white, French-language film with a Sicilian seaside setting, a stellar, largely Italian cast and a distinct, nonindigenous Tennessee Williams flavor.
James Verniere
It was hard for director Dassin to miss the mark during his illustrious career and...he hit the bull's eye with The Law. Jul 10, 2010 | Rating: A- | Full Review…
It was hard for director Dassin to miss the mark during his illustrious career and...he hit the bull's eye with The Law.
Robin Clifford
...seems to have gone a little crazy in the heat, in a good way...an oddity, but one with many pleasures. Jul 6, 2010 | Rating: B | Full Review…
...seems to have gone a little crazy in the heat, in a good way...an oddity, but one with many pleasures.
Laura Clifford
Shooting in black and white, Dassin effectively uses shadows in the indoor scenes to emphasize the stiflingly claustrophobic atmosphere of the town, this contrasts with the sunny open outdoors that represent freedom from the town's oppressiveness. Jul 2, 2010 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Shooting in black and white, Dassin effectively uses shadows in the indoor scenes to emphasize the stiflingly claustrophobic atmosphere of the town, this contrasts with the sunny open outdoors that represent freedom from the town's oppressiveness.
Ed Scheid
Elegant and sultry, Melina Mercouri transcends the slightly sordid material. Mar 13, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Elegant and sultry, Melina Mercouri transcends the slightly sordid material.
Kent Turner
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