Review of The Sun Also Rises (1957) by Ian C — 01 Nov 2010
Didn't expect much from this screen adaptation of the Hemingway novel of the same name, since the brilliance of the author lies in the power of his prose - succinct yet effective. Still, the setting and background of the book easily translate into a colorful and exotic travelogue of Pamplona and its bullfights, on film.
The cast are too old for the care free characters they play. Entertaining nonetheless.
This review of The Sun Also Rises (1957) was written by Ian C on 01 Nov 2010.
The Sun Also Rises has generally received mixed reviews.
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