Review Humphrey Bogart

[High Plains Drifter]

First thing that always comes to mind about Bogart is either his voice or stare. He was a great actor with so many good roles. I think the reason why I liked him, and still do to this day is he stood out from all the rest. The movies that always come to mind for me is Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, and Sabrina.



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Key Largo

Maltese Falcon

Casablanca

The African Queen

To Have, and To Have Not

 

[chainsaw_metal1]

Bogart is still my all-time favorite actor. The man was amazing. And while I love all of his performances, I think his best work was in Casablanca. He has such pathos in that film, being a self-assured business owner who is doing his best to stay neutral, to being completely vulnerable when Ilsa comes back into his life, to realizing there is no staying neutral and realizing who he really is, and returning to his life of fighting for the underdog.

I've also been very fond of his turn as Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon. The entire cast is top notch, but he plays the tough guy well, but he slides in just the slightest hint of sensitivity, which makes Spade seem more well-rounded. "It's the, uh, stuff that dreams are made of." Absolutely love that line. As a fan of the book, the movie does such justice to the source material.

 

[Doctor Omega]

I keep meaning to see this sequel that he was contractually forced to to....







Even though he had not been Doctor X in the original film.