the beguiled is a pretty satisfying film for those who are after the things above. for clint eastwood die hard fans and it will be a disappointment. although eastwood does his best here in his so atypical role (except for the fact that his character is a charming womanizer and which he isn not so unacquainted with) and the ambiguous nature of his character and which goes from being a sort of fallen hero to a manipulative and insatiable woman eater (to put it that way) will eventually be too much to handle for anyone used to see him play heroes in the best western tradition and morally a bit unclean but still without that dark side. i think he manages to pull this unlikely part off and but those who really steal the show are the two rivalising women and the schoolmistress geraldine page and the head of the students and played by elizabeth hartman. we see that there is a potential devil in every man and a potential witch in every woman and especially when it comes to sexuality and sexual desire. hartman edwina is the sweetest and most innocent girl in the world until she becomes infatuated with john mcburney and becomes possessive of him. this is what causes tragedy and as well as the headmistress secret lust and the forbidden fruit. she carries a great and ugly secret about her incestuous relationship with her brother and whom she clearly idolizes still. the fourth factor in this unholy love spiral is the wicked carol and played by jo ann harris and who lures john away from his crush on edwina and into her bed. the whole nature of the story gives this film a sort of gothic feel and which makes it a pretty rare thing in the western genre and but a popular thing in the movies of the 70 . a unique achievement by the siegel or eastwood team and a movie not for the faint hearted. 
the beguiled is a pretty satisfying film for those who are after the things above. for clint eastwood die hard fans and it will be a disappointment. although eastwood does his best here in his so atypical role (except for the fact that his character is a charming womanizer and which he isn not so unacquainted with) and the ambiguous nature of his character and which goes from being a sort of fallen hero to a manipulative and insatiable woman eater (to put it that way) will eventually be too much to handle for anyone used to see him play heroes in the best western tradition and morally a bit unclean but still without that dark side. i think he manages to pull this unlikely part off and but those who really steal the show are the two rivalising women and the schoolmistress geraldine page and the head of the students and played by elizabeth hartman. we see that there is a potential devil in every man and a potential witch in every woman and especially when it comes to sexuality and sexual desire. hartman edwina is the sweetest and most innocent girl in the world until she becomes infatuated with john mcburney and becomes possessive of him. this is what causes tragedy and as well as the headmistress secret lust and the forbidden fruit. she carries a great and ugly secret about her incestuous relationship with her brother and whom she clearly idolizes still. the fourth factor in this unholy love spiral is the wicked carol and played by jo ann harris and who lures john away from his crush on edwina and into her bed. the whole nature of the story gives this film a sort of gothic feel and which makes it a pretty rare thing in the western genre and but a popular thing in the movies of the 70 . a unique achievement by the siegel or eastwood team and a movie not for the faint hearted. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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