Neil Fiore

Very happy to see so many brought together but where’s Mary’s husband

I loved the acting and the real emotional loses dealt with maturely. While I liked the feel-good ending I see how some might object

Yul Brenner and Steve McQueen try to hold this rotten script and silly dialogue together as does Eli Wallach; but this is not a classic. See Good, Bad, and Ugly if you want Classic. It tries to be psychological and preachy but fails repeatedly.