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Colleen 2023-03-20 05:28:24
Talking + fixed scenes, as a movie, the feeling of a stage play is indeed too strong. The prominent personalities of the characters make the dramatic plot not seem far-fetched, and the bloody plot of suicide in order to leave insurance money for the lover seems to be a matter of course for the highly romantic...
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Gail 2023-03-15 05:29:25
Can be adapted into a stage...
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Candace 2023-02-28 04:09:07
It's an example of the...
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Marco 2023-02-22 03:16:15
"This place full of gunpowder smell suddenly began to be full of warmth." It's a stage play, everyone is held hostage, chatting and exploring yourself are over... Bette Davis also has a good time, likes the role of Leslie Howard, she is very charming in the middle and soft, in front of Bogart's gangsters It looks more...
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Darian 2023-02-09 01:17:59
In just 80 minutes, we have seen the war, the background of the American economic crisis, the fragility of marriage, the greatness of love, and the pursuit of...
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Grady 2023-02-01 11:48:24
It turns out that the three main actors are all legends! !...
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Breanna 2023-01-29 00:22:41
The KISS in the hail of bullets in the play, No Bogart No Deal LH outside the play. so beautiful woo...
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Desiree 2023-01-13 16:42:01
In an ancient indoor skit, this is Howard's home court, and Betty played a less conspicuous soy sauce....
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Emory 2023-01-09 00:07:33
The drama, adapted from a stage play, is indeed like a stage play....
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Timmy 2023-01-04 07:23:19
It's too stage-based, Bette Davis was pure and lovely when he was...
The Petrified Forest Comments
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Freida 2022-09-04 21:51:26
Leslie Howard and his
Just simply wanted to use the actor Leslie Howard. Leslie Howard was born on April 3, 1893 in London, England, to a Hungarian father and an English mother. He is probably best known for his role as Ashley Wilkes in Gone with the Wind. In 1943, his plane was shot down in the Bay of Biscay by...
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Zella 2022-09-04 22:01:54
"Fossil Forest"
The first half of the film is completely a wonderful romantic drama. A displaced writer meets a girl who is unwilling to live in the desert. It is smooth and natural; with the intervention of Humphrey Bogart's kidnappers, the film enters another In the stage, although there are tense conflict...
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Jason Maple: What business have I got? Miserable little service station on the edge of nowhere.
Gramp Maple: Well, maybe that's all you're good for.
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Alan Squier: You better come with me, Duke. I'm planning to buried in the Petrified Forest. I've formed a theory about that that would interest you. It's the graveyard of the civilization that's shot from under us. The world of outmoded ideas. They're all so many dead stumps in the desert. That's where I belong. And so do you, Duke. For you're the last great apostle of rugged individualism.
Duke Mantee: Maybe you're right, pal.
Alan Squier: Oh, I'm eternally right. But what good does it do me?
Duke Mantee: I couldn't say.
