john gray

This is another dog movie you should not miss. The connection Bella and a Puma is amazing. From the time Bella is alone in the wild, where she meets up with the Puma, I couldn't stop watching to see what the next hour or so would bring. There was lots of very clever directing and camera work, particularly in relation to the love between the animals. Without giving the story away, I regard this movie as a family show with lots of action, a few teary moments but with a happy ending. Well done.

Not a bad movie by any means. It held my attention from go to wo.

I don't see why some people knock it . I liked it when I first saw it a few years ago and have watched it again several time since. Lancaster played a hard man with apparently no forgiveness in him. He had a job to do and he did it. I thought the end was a little strange. He could have had the woman he wanted, but killed her husband and just rode off. Just doing his job I guess.

Better than the three Clint Eastwood spaghettis, but only just. A little hard to follow with all the flashbacks. One can't be sure at first, if is a flashback moment or present time happening. The best thing I found about it is the speaking did not appear to be dubbed, although I believe that some of it was. A point that Sergio apparently missed, was some of the actors' teeth, particularly Fonda's. So obviously top dentures, and beautifully filled and polished lower choppers. Back in those days rotten teeth were in style for most men of their ilk. Never the less, I could watch it again.

Very disturbing at times. I lays bare lots of human traits when placed in a position that holds them back from assisting others. Basically, those with big mouths and pea sized hearts.

One of the best old English WW2 movies I have seen. It's tense at times and keeps one wondering. There is really no war scenes as such, but it's full of intrigue. The end is not to be missed.