"Giant" (Giant) is very exciting. This Texas movie about oil and desire failed to win the best film, but it had a significant impact on the film and television industry. Later, "Dallas" (Dallas) was based on this Adapted from a movie
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The film reproduces the development history and pioneering spirit of Texas, involves major propositions such as industrial renewal and racial coexistence, and has an epic vastness. All three protagonists have top-notch performances, and Dean, the idol of rebellious youth, was killed in a car accident just after filming the film. The film spans three generations and shows the 25 years of influence of wealth and prejudice on a ranch family. There was a restaurant fight scene with "The Yellow Rose of Texas" as the background music, which created a strong contrast.
The script written by Fred Guerre and Ivan Moffat seems to be better than Edna Faber's original novel. The performances of Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor and Locke Hudson in the film are very wonderful, and James Dean's character portrayal is very sharp, which is a great work
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The film is an accusation of tyranny and racism, and it seems very intriguing
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