I’m having a hard time deciding where the start with Death Wish. I wanted to open with a glib comment about how much I appreciated (even though it’s counter to some expository dialogue in the film) more of the criminals being white than black. Very progressive (or cautious) for 1974. But then I thought maybe […]
Entries Tagged as 'Charles Bronson'
Death Wish (1974, Michael Winner)
December 20th, 2007 No Comments
The Magnificent Seven (1960, John Sturges)
May 2nd, 2007 No Comments
Apparently, no director has ever needed a good script more than John Sturges. His work in The Magnificent Seven is static, the camera as disinterested in the film’s goings-on as the majority of the cast. He lets the camera sit and stare, cutting when it wakes up from its nap. He also appears not to […]
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