San Diego Reader

The actors adopt exaggerated masks — Bogart with shifty eyes and unshaven stubble, Walter Huston with a penetrating squint and Old Codger whiskers, Tim Holt with a babyfaced pout, and a Mexican bandido with roughly sixty-four teeth — which plainly declare their positions in this primer on Human Greed. They are so adamant about pushing the thesis, their behavior seems barely plausible. From a B. Traven novel; directed by John Huston. 1948.

— Duncan Shepherd

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• Rated NR | 2 hours, 6 minutes

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