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Des passions... explosant sur grand écran !
En 1941, l'ancien boxeur Robert Prewitt est affecté à une caserne basée à Honolulu où il est sollicité par le capitaine Holmes pour remonter sur le ring afin de défendre l'honneur de la garnison. Mais Prewitt refuse, hanté d'avoir rendu aveugle un homme lors de son ultime combat. Il subit alors d'incessantes humiliations destinées à le forcer à accepter le défi. Dans le même temps, le sergent Warden s'éprend de Karen Holmes, la fille de son supérieur.
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Cinema Paco 2: Image 3.5/5 Sound 3.25/5. Great classic with great story and actors. That kiss on the beach licking, mythical
Yeah... I found that a chore to sit through, unsurprisingly there's great performances especially from Cliff and Lancaster, but it just drags with snore-inducing melodrama. I also find it endlessly hilarious that this movie is showered with critical praise, but then something like Pearl Harbor is completely derided. It's basically the same movie!
This is a bewildering picture for me--filled with actors I love (God, Deborah Kerr) and ahead of its time in terms of the Production Code, there's something about it that just doesn't connect with me. I think it primarily has to do with the military setting and the Pearl Harbor backdrop, which I think is meant to feel epic in scope but feels like an awkward distraction to me. I wish I could put my finger on why this doesn't work for me.
That Robert E. Lee final line aged the worst in a post George Floyd world. Yikes.
Some great performances and good cinematography make this worth watching. A little too melodramatic.