The Battle of Shrewsbury is unbelievable. Welles is perfect as Falstaff, a role he was certainly born to play. The film carries a deep sense of melancholy for the passing of an age. A masterpiece.
This review of Chimes at Midnight (1965) was written by Matthew M on 03 Feb 2008.
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