Review of Bigger Than Life (1956) by Joe L — 24 Sep 2010
It's sad how a family can be torn apart by something as simple as psychosis inducing drugs. nobody self-destructs better than james mason, who's gone off the deep end in 'lolita,' and 'a star is born.
' here we see his gradual change from a stand-up schoolteacher into a manic, emotional, murderous wreck. it's almost laughable if not for the commitment mason brings to the role, and the distinct picture perfect visual style brought to 1950's domestic life.
This review of Bigger Than Life (1956) was written by Joe L on 24 Sep 2010.
Bigger Than Life has generally received very positive reviews.
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