john huston finished his remarkable career with one of the most perfect and sensitive movies i have ever seen. for his farewell he decided to adapt james joyce beautiful short story and the dead and and made not only one of the most faithful literature to film adaptations yet and he also crafted a movie that more than 20 years later still surpasses a lot of contemporary cinema. when i watched this movie a few years ago and as a student at university and i gazed in awe at the screen and marvelling at every aspect of the movie represent acting and screen writing and direction and costumes and settings and music and cinematography. thinking about it now and i still can not of anything i would criticise it for. huston just knew how to tell a good story. a good deal of credit should also go to tony huston. he knew better than to meddle with a text that is not only perfection itself but already visual enough for cinema. father and son let the story breathe and relish in the long and fascinating conversations between characters and and in the meaningful silences. donal mccann also deserves credit for the his performance as gabriel conroy. i had never seen him in movies before and nor have i seen him afterwards and but he gave one of the most moving performances i have ever seen. all in all and the dead is a fine cinematic experience and from a legendary director who never stopped being excellent. 
john huston finished his remarkable career with one of the most perfect and sensitive movies i have ever seen. for his farewell he decided to adapt james joyce beautiful short story and the dead and and made not only one of the most faithful literature to film adaptations yet and he also crafted a movie that more than 20 years later still surpasses a lot of contemporary cinema. when i watched this movie a few years ago and as a student at university and i gazed in awe at the screen and marvelling at every aspect of the movie represent acting and screen writing and direction and costumes and settings and music and cinematography. thinking about it now and i still can not of anything i would criticise it for. huston just knew how to tell a good story. a good deal of credit should also go to tony huston. he knew better than to meddle with a text that is not only perfection itself but already visual enough for cinema. father and son let the story breathe and relish in the long and fascinating conversations between characters and and in the meaningful silences. donal mccann also deserves credit for the his performance as gabriel conroy. i had never seen him in movies before and nor have i seen him afterwards and but he gave one of the most moving performances i have ever seen. all in all and the dead is a fine cinematic experience and from a legendary director who never stopped being excellent. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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