The Journey

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Aun M @AunMohammad Nov 6 A timeless classic from cinema's golden age, The Journey remains an powerful and gripping story set against the backdrop of the Hungarian Revolution. This film is a masterclass in storytelling, blending high-stakes political tension with deeply human drama. The legendary Yul Brynner delivers a commanding and intense performance, perfectly matched by the brilliant Debora Kerr. Their on-screen chemistry is absolutely unmatchable, a testament to an era of acting greatness that much of today's Hollywood struggles to replicate. From me, I love this movie. It's a classic in every sense—awesome story, legendary stars, and unforgettable execution. An absolute must-watch for any true cinephile. See more 11/29/2024 Miss Kerr is spectacular as always. Yul Brynner great as the Russian, but then, he was one. Robert Morley and the rest of the supporting cast get high marks, with the possible exception of Jason Robards, one of those actors who just annoys me. Terrific cinematography and satisfactory pacing. The conclusion is a bit ambiguous; do we have a man who sacrificed his career, and ultimately his life, for unrequited love? See more Steve D 07/13/2023 A mixed bag but more good than bad. See more s r @ScottR 07/27/2014 Set in Hungary where Russia has sent in troops to quell the resistance, we have a group of foreigners stuck in an airport looking to leave but are sent to Austria where they are detained at the border. It then proceeds with a woman desperate to save her treasonous love who she will do anything to save. Fine acting and of course I am a sucker for anything Hungarian. The language, gypsy music, Russian drinking songs, border crossings, langos and stuffed cabbage made me enjoy it. It then culminates in ironic tragedy where even people who can be good can have it bad. See more 07/27/2014 i think its a wrong description of this pic See more 11/13/2013 "The Journey" nos sitúa en medio de un conflicto en Hungaria, con un par de amantes que tienen que esconder su identidad mientras se encuentran en las manos de un mayor y su ejercito. La cinta contiene leves ecos de "Casablanca" y sorprende con la complejidad de un hombre que cuestiona sus lealtades al enamorarse de la mujer que sabe que debe arrestar. Las actuaciones de Deborah Kerr y Yul Brynner son extraordinarias, adentrándonos en el dilema moral de sus personajes. "The Journey" es una estupenda película. Muy recomendable. See more Read all reviews

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