Green Fire (1954)

6	Listal rating
5.9	IMDB rating

Directed by

Andrew Marton

Starring (View all)

Rian X. Mitchell

Catherine Knowland

Vic Leonard

Donald Knowland

El Moro

José Torvay

Manuel

Robert Tafur

Father Ripero

Joe Dominguez

Jose

Written by

Ivan Goff

(written by) and

Ben Roberts

(written by)

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Green Fire

1 month, 1 week ago at Apr 11 16:46

JxSxPx

If Green Fire doesn’t do anything wonderful, then it also doesn’t do anything terribly. It’s serviceable movie formula from the MGM movie factory – part romance, part adventure, exotic setting and photogenic movie stars, plot be damned! Who needs you anyway?

You get the full rollout with lovely cinematography and lavish sets, but they’re populated by the faintest sketch of... read more

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Release date : 29 December 1954

Drama (1), Adventure (1), 1954 (1)

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Green Fire

“If Green Fire doesn’t do anything wonderful, then it also doesn’t do anything terribly. It’s serviceable movie formula from the MGM movie factory – part romance, part adventure, exotic setting and photogenic movie stars, plot be damned! Who needs you anyway?

You get the full rollout with lovely cinematography and lavish sets, but they’re populated by the faintest sketch of characters and given nothing of interest or wit to say. The basics of the story concern two miners looking for emeralds, a haughty heiress who runs a coffee plantation and some local banditos in the Colombian wilderness. Throw in some natural disasters and a few man-made ones and what you’re left with is a glorified B-movie (maybe even a C-list one).

The parts work fine, but nothing real” read more