Marlon Brando 4-Movie Collection (The Ugly American / The Appaloosa / A Countess from Hong Kong /...

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	Marlon Brando 4-Movie Collection (The Ugly American / The Appaloosa / A Countess from Hong Kong / The Night ... Marlon Brando Universal Studios, 2005 average customer review:based on 12 reviews view larger image
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A meeting of classics for the true lovers of the seventh art !

I imported this collection because in Brazil we aren't respected by the Universal Home Video, and here we only have access to the "poor titles", releasing for the mass public. However, the Amazon site is a "oasis" for us, fans of the cult films on the whole world. I'm a Marlon Brando's admirer, and this product was extremely satisfactory for me. An obligator item for collectors, which deserve captive place in my videoshelf! Recommended for the latin public, therefore the four films have subtitles in Spanish. But not in Portuguese, unhappyly... (Bad luck for the Brazilians, one more time!)

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Amazing!!!!!

I bought this to give as a christmas gift. It's in perfect condition, and arrived here super fast.

A spotlight on THE APPALOOSA, only

Matt Fletcher (Marlon Brando), is a tight-lipped loner who returns from the Civil War to his surrogate family in the border town of Ojo Prieto to settle down. When Matt's prize Appaloosa stallion (played by Cojo Rojo) is stolen by bad banditos and spirited away to Mexico, he goes after them with a vengeance. Somewhat slow, and the title character isn't in the movie all that much. However, since it's the only way to get this movie on DVD, the boxed set is recommended.

Staci Layne Wilson

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2 Winners, 2 Losers

Four 'minor' Brando films, each with its own reason for watching. Night of the Following Day is a good suspense thriller during the shooting of which Brando and the director were constantly at odds. In spite of that both men were professional enough to turn out a film not quite like any other of its noir genre. Recommended. -- The Appaloosa is directed by Sidney J. Furie at a slow deliberate pace that delivers the desired emotional impact at the right times. Furie always knows what he is doing (check his body of work) and handles his cast with skill and patience. -- The Ugly Amerrican is a relic of cold war days, but does show off Brando's very real talent. -- The Countess from Hong Kong is that venerable Broadway standby, the bedroom farce. In the hands of any other director but the aged Çhaplin it might have worked as well as, say, Pajama Tops. A comedy such as this depends on impeccable timing, which regrettably here is just enough off to scuttle the film. Nevertheless, at the price, worth buying.

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