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Movie Reviews of The Long, Hot SummerMovie Review: One of Paul Newman's best movies Summary: 5 StarsI love this old Paul Newman movie. The plot is terrific. The characters and all the family personalities are very realistic. The story taking place down south is refreshing. Paul Newman is very sexy. I highly recommend seeing this movie if you are a Paul Newman fan.
Movie Review: A '50s classic Summary: 5 StarsHere are several William Faulkner stories in an excellent screen
version.The movie benefits greatly from being filmed on location
in Mississippi.Joseph LaShelle's gorgeous CinemaScope DeLuxe color photography and Alex North's brilliant score give it a
sensual glow.Martin Ritt's powerful direction and the literate,
well-written Irving Ravetch-Harriet Frank Jr. script show how to film a book perfectly.But what really puts the movie over are the wonderful performances by its top-notch cast.Orson Welles,Anthony Franciosa,Lee Remick,and Angela Lansbury are
all outstanding.However,the movie belongs to its two stars.
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward absolutely smolder in two starmaking performances.It is evident throughout the film that they are falling in love with each other on and offscreen,which
makes their work here that much more convincing.All in all,this is a 1950s classic.
Movie Review: I love it!!!!!!! Summary: 5 StarsI love this movie along with Paul Newman. To the last poster "kat" its Joanne Woodward not Elizabeth Taylor in this movie,you're thinking of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, which I also love.
Movie Review: The Long Hot Summer Summary: 5 StarsA beautiful classic movie with handsome Paul Newman and the lovely Elizabeth Taylor. Both are talented along with the entire cast. A must see movie for the young as well as the old.
Movie Review: Old Blue Eyes Summary: 5 StarsThis is a great movie, and one I would recommend to anyone who enjoys Paul Newman and also his wife. They make a great team in this movie, and I have to also say delivery was FAST.
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