I have been reviewing films all my life, semi-professionally in the past and for the past 10 or 12 years on imdb and more recently in letterboxd and facebook. The idea of this blog is to get as many of those reviews gathered together in one place. I have had a great deal of support and encouragement from a lot of people throughout the world and I hope that continues. Now for the ratings. **** = not to be missed. *** = highly recommended. ** = recommended. * = of interest and no stars = avoid..
Thursday, 21 March 2019
SAHARA **
A nice surprise."Sahara" is a Zoltan Korda directed war film that
centres on a single tank cut off from the rest of the regiment and
making its way across the desert of the title with two prisoners, A
German and an Italian, on board. In this respect it's a little like the
later "Ice Cold in Alex". Humphrey Bogart is the tough American sergeant
in charge and others in the all-male cast include Dan Duryea, Bruce
Bennett, Lloyd Bridges and Rex Ingram. The prisoners are Kurt Kreuger
and an Oscar-nominated J Carrol Naish. Superbly photographed, too, by
Rudolph Mate, also an Oscar nominee for his work here. Not often revived
but worth seeking out.
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