All-time best?
The Third Man review
By
a customer from Dorset, UK.
- 37
- 4
23rd April 2004
This is an exciting Graham Greene film about post second world war corruption in occupied Germany.
It's many years since I saw it and I remembered it as very good, but on second showing I rate it as perhaps the best film of all.
It can't be flawed. The acting is superb and the choice of actors so right. The locations - wonderful. The photography brilliant.
What a story, and presented with never a dull moment - only the last shot was slow and how right that was - I wanted it to go on forever!
Orsen Welles is great, but Joseph Cotten? - surely a perfect performance.
