Hud Reviews

Garnett 2022-10-27 08:16:38

Fascinated by the lyrical and sentimental music in the title, at first, HUD is like a road movie, in the bleak wild, a lonely pickup drives to an endless distance. The music at the beginning is laying the tragic fate of the protagonist of the whole film. Go further and further in your own paranoia...

Benny 2022-09-04 19:08:37

In retrospect, Martin Ritt's revisionist Western HUD is a prescient censure against anomie, an anathema would allure and then benumb generations to come, here it devours our protagonist Hud Bannon (Newman), the bête noire of a son of Texas ranch owner Homer (Douglas ).

Thanks to Newman's...

Jimmie 2022-09-04 17:24:21

Revisiting this classic starring Paul Newman recently, it is hard to imagine that the poor Patricia Neal, who had a small role in the play, would win the Oscar for this film. It can only be said that Oscar really wants to move an award for Neil. If you take a closer look at the film, you'll find...

Myrtice 2022-09-04 17:06:18

A family of three generations, reflecting the moral standards of different generations. Grandpa is upright and has high moral standards. The cattle on the ranch have hand, foot and mouth disease, and he would rather face bankruptcy than allow him to secretly sell livestock for personal gain. He was...

Brain 2022-09-04 16:30:00

2021.05.19

This is the story of a western American family in the 1920s and 1930s. The grandfather and grandson were all bachelors. Originally, the grandfather had two sons. The eldest son, Norman, died, leaving a grandson. They ran a ranch, hired a maid, Alma, to take care of the housework and lived...

Josefa 2022-09-04 14:51:23

Huang Zongzhan played the depth of field so skillfully that he was definitely comparable to Citizen Kane's Toland. The lighting is equally invincible, and you won't be able to see the protagonist's face on the street at night. There are also smooth moving and stationary long shots, which are used...