June 12, 1970
Top 3 Musicals of 1962
1. "The Music Man" (Morton DaCosta, Warner)
2. "Gypsy" (Mervyn Leroy, Warner)
3. "Girls! Girls! Girls!" (Norman Taurog, Paramount)
2. "Gypsy" (Mervyn Leroy, Warner)
3. "Girls! Girls! Girls!" (Norman Taurog, Paramount)
The Manchurian Candidate (1962) *****
The Exterminating Angel (1962) ****
The final (and the best) in his "surrealist trilogy" of Mexican black comedies, preceded by "El" (1953) and "The Criminal Life Of Archibald de la Cruz" (1955).
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence (1962) ****
Superlative western starring James Stewart as an idealistic tenderfoot lawyer and John Wayne as a rough rancher. One of the most profound of all westerns, exposing the mythology of the Far West.
Sanjuro (1962) ****
Tremendously entertaining samurai pic by Akira Kurosawa. Humorous, exciting and extremely well-made.
Walk On The Wild Side (1962) ***
Jane Fonda, in a supporting role in one of her first films, steals the movie from her more experienced co-stars (Laurence Harvey, Barbara Stanwyck, Anne Baxter).
Le Signe du lion (1962) ***
Eric Rohmer's feature film debut is completely different from all his other pictures. It's a story of a failed musician in Paris, slowly reduced to misery, who inherits a huge fortune.
Les Sept peches capitaux (1962) ***
Segments:
"La Colère" (Sylvain Dhomme et Max Douy) **
"L'Envie" (Édouard Molinaro) **
"La Gourmandise" (Philippe de Broca) ***
"La Luxure" (Jacques Demy) ****
"La Paresse" (Jean-Luc Godard) ****
"L'Orgueil" (Roger Vadim) ***
"L'Avarice" (Claude Chabrol) ***
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