Review of Hercules in New York (1970) by Lewis T — 18 Jul 2007
This film is a masterpiece in cinematography. It is refreshing to see such a stark use of juxtaposition in such an early film. Hercules's ancient ways boldly contrasts and contradicts his modern surroundings.
The music is composed perfectly and has a distinct Grecian feel to it. The film also has a captivating and original use of lighting, like red colours to sybolise the devil. Over all this film is highly evocotive and mentally stimulating!
This review of Hercules in New York (1970) was written by Lewis T on 18 Jul 2007.
Hercules in New York has generally received negative reviews.
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