Review of Death in Venice (1971) by Louis P — 05 Aug 2017
Dirk Bogarde plays Gustav like one would expect a Hamlet would be played, but with out the gripping dialogue one expects in the part. One can truly see an emotional and confused human-being, but Visconti tries and fails to make this movie tell like a novel would with little being said and direction not as detailed as one should expect.
However, the elaborate costume, art decoration, and interesting use of the camera; with zooming and panning, makes the film quite beautiful.
This review of Death in Venice (1971) was written by Louis P on 05 Aug 2017.
Death in Venice has generally received very positive reviews.
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