. . . Spanish-speaking peoples. I just love hearing the American dude's reaction to the dame's ability to achieve simultaneous bliss along the lines of a major earthquake. Though the politics of this whole brouhaha have grown pretty murky at this late date, there is probably info on Wikipedia that can explain the current events of Yesteryear behind FOR WHOM THE BULLS TOLL. It's too bad that the wanton wench had her head shaved--this may have caused an uproar at that year's Oscars. Furthermore, it's a crying shame that that Yank got his leg broke, but it just goes to show that bad things can happen to good Americans foolhardy enough to leave a perfectly fine U. S. Homeland behind them.
Review of For Whom the Bulls Toil
For Whom the Bulls Toil
(1953)
This is one of my favorite films about Earth's . . .
25 April 2022
Warning: Spoilers