Gilda

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Patrick S @PatrickStruik Dec 26 An awesome Rita Hayworth. See more Zach C. @zcaruso Nov 7 I watched this film for the first time during Noirvember this year. A dangerous love triangle set in the gambling underworld of South America is a great premise to do as a film-noir. Rita Hayworth lights up the screen, showing her mastery of the femme fatale archetype while also getting to show off her singing and dancing talents. The chemistry between her and Glenn Ford are the highlight of the movie. See more Curtis M Jul 8 Two words: Rita Hayworth. “Gilda” was certainly a delightful experience. Rita Hayworth was absolutely mesmerizing to watch on screen as, the iconic femme fatale, Gilda. She was most definitely the backbone of the film, and I would say that she is one of the main reasons to watch the film alone. “Gilda” features numerous standout scenes, especially Rita Hayworth’s unforgettable performances—ranging from a tender, heartfelt guitar serenade to a dazzling, high-energy number where she completely owns the stage, looking every bit the iconic smokeshow. The film not only exhibits a fascinating love-hate relationship between the two main characters, but also hints at a romantic power dynamic between Ballin, Gilda, and Johnny. However, It’s clear that director Charles Vidor had little control over Gilda’s ending, as the forced “happy ending” feels slightly jarring and out of place. Moreover, Johnny’s manipulative and controlling behaviour is framed as a “two wrongs make a right” justification, yet he takes it to an extreme that’s difficult to sympathize with. Despite its flawed ending however, “Gilda” remains a film well worth watching. It isn’t perfect, but it sure does have a hell of a lot going for it. There’s something unexplainably irresistible about “Gilda” that gives me the urge to rewatch it. See more Will G @Wgoodeve 12/29/2024 This was a fantastic noir film. Rita Hayworth gave a great performance. This movie had drama, crime, and romance. Most of it took place at a bar. There was a party for carnival. See more T B 12/01/2024 They say Casablanca is the greatest movie love story of all time. I disagree, it's overrated, i just finished watching Gilda the 1946 movie starring Rita Hayworth and Glen Ford, Rita Hayworth and Glen Ford give incredible performances. Just about every scene is perfect, i was thoroughly mesmerized by Rita Hayworth, i have never seen a more beautiful woman, a woman who can act and dance. She and Ford made the movie by their brilliant performances. All the secondary actors were great to, as well as the director. The movie was excellently directed. I was never bored once while watching this movie. Watch Casablanca and then Gilda, then you will know what i mean. See more helder f @uniquecliches 11/07/2024 It’s a very good movie. The story unfolds somewhat slowly but the story is secondary; there a few twists but what prevails in this movie are the characters who are eye catching for most the movie. Rita Hayworth does a great job in all her sensuous display without ever being tiring or annoying- which is a great accomplishment. See more Read all reviews

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