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	Hud (1963) starring Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas, Patricia Neal, Brandon De Wilde, Whit Bissell directed by Martin Ritt
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Product Details EAN 9786300215962 Format Black & White, HiFi Sound, Live, NTSC ISBN 6300215962 Manufacturer Paramount Pictures Number Of Items 1 Release Date March 04, 1991 Running Time 112 minutes Theatrical Release Date May 29, 1963 UPC 097360663037 Availability Usually ships in 1-2 business days Product Description Based on a Larry McMurtry novel, this Martin Ritt film was a testament to the sex appeal of the young Paul Newman. Playing the title character--a total rotter who, by the end of the film, has double-crossed or screwed over everyone he knows, including his hard-working father and brother--Newman turns him into an intriguing antihero. Things are tough on the ranch and Hud's dad (Melvyn Douglas) needs help, but Hud is too busy looking out for number one, even as things fall apart. And guess who's going to land on his feet? Beautiful black-and-white cinematography by James Wong Howe won an Oscar, as did performances by Douglas and Patricia Neal. --Marshall Fine Customers who bought this item also bought Cool Hand Luke (Deluxe Edition) The Long, Hot Summer Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Deluxe Edition) The Hustler (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) The Sting Customer Reviews for: Hud (1963) Rating - Hud This is one of Newmans best, because he plays a completely dispicable person with no redeeming qualities. He has no scruples and no character. It is a great departure for Newman and he does a Great job. Rating - One of the most fascinating character studies of all time... Quite possibly one of my all time favorite movies ever, `Hud' is an extraordinary example of how subtlety can be so overwhelmingly powerful. Using the swagger of its stars, `Hud' immortalizes itself as one of the strongest character studies I've ever had the pleasure of watching. Sadly, all too many individuals don't see `Hud' for what it was intended to be. They view Hud Bannon as a sort of anti-hero; a villain to be adored and or idolized when ... Read More Rating - "It don't take long to kill things; not like it does to grow." The movie opens with scenes of endless barren Texas flatland, and a dusty small town caught in the middle of it like a spot on a napkin. Open spaces characterize the film, which takes place on a ranch surrounded by lonesome roads. It feels like open space; a breath of fresh air from the wishy-washy, politically correct, happy-ending Hollywood films of today. Based on Larry McMurtry's novel "Horseman, Pass By," "Hud" is a gruff, manly meditation ... Read More Rating - You're a sociopath, Hud "Hud" is one of Newman's greatest movies but, interestingly, I find his father, the old man, more compelling. Hud, as his old father notes, has his share of charm and even guts but he has no soul. He doesn't care. He doesn't care about people and lives only for himself. He uses others, especially women, but ultimately he is his own worst enemy and his reward is a emptiness. Initially, Lonnie, his 17 y.o. nephew admires him and wants to be Hud's ... Read More see more reviews See all movies starring Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas, Patricia Neal, Brandon De Wilde, Whit Bissell See all movies directed by Martin Ritt

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