Review of Marty (1955) by Ladd W — 11 Oct 2007
My love for this movie never diminishes. Ernest Borgnine (who I had only seen has hard-nosed characters growing up) is a true revelation in this film. You feel his loneliness, unhappiness and despair; he truly deserved his Oscar.
The characters are real people, and anyone could relate to them and the sadness in their lives. Of course, the whole film is perfect and I find it is not dated at all. It could be done today without much change to the story.
We certainly see the sweeter side of Paddy Chayefsky here!
This review of Marty (1955) was written by Ladd W on 11 Oct 2007.
Marty has generally received very positive reviews.
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