Leonard Maltin On THE MALTESE FALCON
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Pause at 1:52
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The movie has such a psychological depth particular at the ending.
When she is trying to manipulation Bogart there is a look in his
eyes that is so deep and troubling that you forget that you are watching a movie. You can see him for an instance debating whether he should keep her or send her to jail.
AMAZING!!!!
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what's with the damn commercial at the beginning?
I knew what this video would be , but I could not resist. Do we really need this asshole to say what a great movie Falcon is?
for Pete's sake!
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The more I hear from this guy (Leonard Maltin) the more I respect his opinions.
VisiBone 1 year ago 3
@VisiBone Yeah, he's been around for a long time, and I've always felt he's more of a film historian than a critic, because he really has a respectful approach and deep understanding of films (and not just the new ones). I always love hearing him describe films, because he does it so beautifully. He seems to really love and admire great film-making.
weavern 10 months ago