This vinegar -
sharp satire about a society dame torn between two equally appealing suitors is steeped in Old - Hollywood elegance and fiery, proto feminist irony.
Not exact matches
The Manchurian Candidate (1962, John Frankenheimer): Much more than a paranoid thriller
about brainwashing, it's a
sharp satire of political extremism, a workout for Frankenheimer's kinetic gifts and a showcase for the best performances that Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey and a devastating Angela Lansbury ever gave onscreen.
a lot of people criticize the film because its not as
sharp of a hollywood
satire as they wanted, but to me thats not the problem — it seemed to me more
about getting caught up in hollywood than hollywood itself.