Lone Star
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監督: Vincent Sherman
脚本: Howard Estabrook / Borden Chase
音楽: David Buttolph
制作: Z. Wayne Griffin
撮影監督: Harold Rosson
制作会社: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
No synopsis available.
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
監督: Vincent Sherman
脚本: Howard Estabrook / Borden Chase
音楽: David Buttolph
制作: Z. Wayne Griffin
撮影監督: Harold Rosson
制作会社: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
I'm frightened. For the first time in my life, I am frightened for the future of the United States. 1845 Texas, Independent, survived Alamo, Goliad and San Jacinto ... But Annexation? Quite often the joy in being a fan of genre film making, in this case Westerns/Southerns et al, is that a pic can coerce you into reading up on real instances. Thus making this particular picture a requisite requirement for literature delving. Directed by Vincent Sherman and written by Borden Chase (who would supposedly be irked by the depiction of his writing) and Howard Estabrook, Lone Star comes off as an "A" list film given "B" list production values. Nothing wrong with cast performances, Gable still has charisma in his fifties, Gardner oozes sexuality and Crawford dominates like a great presence should. However, it looks stagy, is overly talky as the makers try to make a politico pot boiler out of a sow's behind, while the action - in spite of a grandiose battering ram finale - just doesn't have an oomph factor. Romantic love triangle feels pointless in the context of such historical filmic tellings, but this is off set by the Sam Houston and Native American splinter of the narrative. Rendering this as a frustrating whole, not without merits, and above average for sure, but difficult to recommend as one to seek out as a must. 6/10
