Any film that deals with bigotry in a positive manner is a film that should still be seen by current audiences as the message and moral of the story will always be relevant as long as we have a world full of bigotry.
Aside from that, the film is really an old-fashioned love story..boy meets girl..boys loses girl...boy gets girl back....
The weakest role goes to the late Kent Smith as Lt. General Webster(Riccardo Montalban is a close second)...my question would be how did he ever get to be a 3-star general...the character is such a wimp in the presence of his wife and military subordinates, it's a wonder they show him any respect at all.
Brando's southern accent is a little overdone, and some scenes have a few holes but overall, I enjoy the film every time I see it.
Red Buttons is great...I always love seeing comedians in dramatic roles...as in Button's case, often a comedian can better portray the tragedy of a person than a more traditional dramatic actor.
Aside from that, the film is really an old-fashioned love story..boy meets girl..boys loses girl...boy gets girl back....
The weakest role goes to the late Kent Smith as Lt. General Webster(Riccardo Montalban is a close second)...my question would be how did he ever get to be a 3-star general...the character is such a wimp in the presence of his wife and military subordinates, it's a wonder they show him any respect at all.
Brando's southern accent is a little overdone, and some scenes have a few holes but overall, I enjoy the film every time I see it.
Red Buttons is great...I always love seeing comedians in dramatic roles...as in Button's case, often a comedian can better portray the tragedy of a person than a more traditional dramatic actor.