Touch of Evil

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bruce F @bruce999 Aug 15, 2026 exciting to watch. detectives at the mexican border... and who could of done it ? any more hunches ? See more David G. @RT25716413 Jul 26, 2026 What can be said about this classic? One of the greatest film noir ever made. See more Johnathon W @Hoppynsc Jul 25, 2026 Classic crime noir that, while a bit dated, is still one of Orson Welles's best films. The cast is excellent across the board, with Charlton Heston as his leading man best while Welles gives one of his best performances as Cap. Quinlan, a corrupt police detective who goes up against Heston's Vargas. Yes, Heston is in brown face playing the movie, thus dating it, but still gives an excellent performance. Behind the camera, Welles delivers another classic, with a nice mix of twists and turns, along with his iconic camera shots (the opening remains a classic). The plot is nicely shaded, as while Quinlan is indeed corrupt and a racist, he may actually catching the guilty. All in all, classic crime noir at its best. See more thiago S @Thiagostone Apr 19, 2026 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more rex W @RT11010153 Mar 8, 2026 A strange, unrealistic, dated, overrated film that doesn't seem to care that it plays like a bad play at a cheap, dusty theater. Olsen Wells hams it up, while Charlton Heston is severely miscast. See more Simon T @MovieTart Feb 10, 2026 The Orson Welles of Magnificent Ambersons and Chimes at Midnight, say, has descended into self-parody here. A weird tale of small border town corruption performed as Victorian melodrama (every member of the cast encouraged to paint in the gariest oils), this is both incomprehensible and tortuously slow. Welles seems more interested in lighting and camerawork than intelligibility. Cross-talk here is as irritating as it was in Citizen Kane. Charlton Heston, wholly miscast here as a moustachioed Mexican policeman, gives the best performance, but his naturalism in an ocean of ham means he virtually disappears. See more Read all reviews

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