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A Palme d’Or Winner In 1973, yet all but forgotten about today, director Jerry Schatzberg’s idiosyncratic buddy movie concerns a pair of drifters – angry ex-con Max (Gene Hackman) and former sailor ‘Lion’ (Al Pacino) – who meet whilst hitching a ride in remote California.
Like John Huston’s similarly undervalued Fat City , it’s strong on the details of itinerant life, and allows plotting to take a back seat to character.
Here digitally restored, Vilmos Zsigmond’s superb lensing shines through – but it’s the two vibrant leads who most command attention.
After 27 years as a cult classic, crafting JRPG series Atelier shoots for global appeal with a seamless open-world, "action-like" combat, and a series-first housing system
Speak No Evil review: "A horror remake that honors the original while serving up some brutal surprises"
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands and Diablo 4 support studio lays off 139 out of 200 workers as Embracer Group fallout continues
