This could be well have been THE definitive film noir of all time, had not the Columbia Studios cut so much of Orson Welles's original
 score, and the director had to make a lot of changes to the script. The film is a great example of how to use the great talents of the late great director, John Ford, to create a film that is truly unique and unique in its own right.<br /><br />The film has a very unique story, with a unique cast, a terrific cast of actors, great direction, superb acting, amazing cinematography and great cinematographic effects. It is an amazing film, one that will leave you with an incredible feeling of wonder and wonderment. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a good film to watch. If you are looking to see a movie that has great acting and cinematics, then this is the film for you. This is one of those films that you will be looking forward to seeing again and again. You will not be disappointed. <p><b]Rating: 8/10<br/><p>Title (Brazil): "Aquino" ("The Man Who Loved Me")<b><span style="vertical"><font size="1" color="#00FFF" style="" color="white" font-family="Cambodia" type="text/html" />Title:
 film in half. The film is so great, it's hard to believe that it was made in the first place. It's a perfect example, of how the great directors of the 20th century could have made a great film. I'm sure that the director of this film would have loved to have had the opportunity to direct it, but he didn't. He was too busy making a film about a man who is a genius, and he was so busy that he couldn't even get the script written.<br /><br />The film has a very good story, with great performances by the actors, great cinematography and great acting by all the cast. This is one of those films that you can't get enough of, especially if you're a fan of great films. If you like good films and you love great actors and cinematographers, this is the perfect film for you. You'll love it. And if it doesn't have a good ending, you'll hate it too. But if the film does have one, I think it will be the best film ever made. <p.s. Don't forget to check out the other great movies of that era, like "The Last Samurai" and "A Clockwork Orange".<br/><