rather like paul newman and steve mcqueen with their racing car movies this has all the appearance of a jollies project for robert redford and as he gets to ski up hill and down dale in the alpine sunshine. the story is as light as powdered snow with redford small town boy david chappellet (what kind of lead name is that. ) who with his eyes on the prize of olympic glory and gets up the nose of and in no particular order and his coach and father and team mates. women are a mere side show in his insular world as evidenced by a fairly distasteful pick up scene with an old girlfriend in his hometown and then his selfishly petulant pursuit of and heavens above and a free thinking and independent woman and played by camilla sparv. the ski ing sequences are fine with some good stunt work involving numerous bumps and scrapes on the piste but their effectiveness is dimmed by our subsequent familiarity with top tv coverage of skiing events down to the present day. plus i am not convinced that the winter olympics has the same mass identification with the general public as the summer games so that when redford eventually wins his gold medal in the final reel and i couldn not really be that excited for him one way or another. of the actors and redford and best profile forward and doesn not need to do much and indeed doesn not and while gene hackman does better with equally meagre material. ms sparv does well as the chief female interest well who treats redford the way he doubtless treated every other woman in his chauvinistic way. in truth though and there a lack of dramatic tension throughout for which the action sequences do not fully compensate and you do not care a fig for any of the leading characters. one of those films where the actors probably enjoyed making it more than the viewers did watching it. 
rather like paul newman and steve mcqueen with their racing car movies this has all the appearance of a jollies project for robert redford and as he gets to ski up hill and down dale in the alpine sunshine. the story is as light as powdered snow with redford small town boy david chappellet (what kind of lead name is that. ) who with his eyes on the prize of olympic glory and gets up the nose of and in no particular order and his coach and father and team mates. women are a mere side show in his insular world as evidenced by a fairly distasteful pick up scene with an old girlfriend in his hometown and then his selfishly petulant pursuit of and heavens above and a free thinking and independent woman and played by camilla sparv. the ski ing sequences are fine with some good stunt work involving numerous bumps and scrapes on the piste but their effectiveness is dimmed by our subsequent familiarity with top tv coverage of skiing events down to the present day. plus i am not convinced that the winter olympics has the same mass identification with the general public as the summer games so that when redford eventually wins his gold medal in the final reel and i couldn not really be that excited for him one way or another. of the actors and redford and best profile forward and doesn not need to do much and indeed doesn not and while gene hackman does better with equally meagre material. ms sparv does well as the chief female interest well who treats redford the way he doubtless treated every other woman in his chauvinistic way. in truth though and there a lack of dramatic tension throughout for which the action sequences do not fully compensate and you do not care a fig for any of the leading characters. one of those films where the actors probably enjoyed making it more than the viewers did watching it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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