Word: haters
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...life which has spring from the intensity of the author. The general's son, however, lacks this fire. During the plam, he is often accused of talking like a character from a slick magazine, and I am afraid that is what he too often is. His change, from father hater to worshipper must be taken mostly on faith, Robin Homet plays this part bravely, but the lines are stacked too heavily against...
...French Revolution collapsed because of the degeneration of the morals of its leaders, who surrounded themselves with loose women." Trotsky, he said, was "not corrupt . . . but he carries within himself another danger that a popular revolution can't tolerate: he's an individualist to his fingertips, a hater of the masses ... He hated us and he despised...
...does the movie's ending. The girls stop just before they arrive in California, and dress in feminine clothes. Pretending they are ladies, they march into the town and grab the men. Denise Darcel manages to get her hooks into Taylor, who keeps shouting that he is a woman hater...
...simple as they are thought to be. Father is not just a stupid, henpecked husband, but a stifled human nature battling forlornly in middle age with the first problem of childhood: to establish an identity. Mother is not merely a domineering woman, but a terrifying archetype of the man-hater, a domestic tyrant whose methods could teach something to Machiavelli, perhaps even to Freud...
...story of a Negro intern (Sidney Poitier) who tries and fails to save the life of a white patient in a county hospital. When the patient dies, his brother (Richard Widmark), a thief and pathological Negro-hater, refuses to permit an autopsy that might vindicate the doctor. Himself a patient in the hospital, Widmark baits Poitier mercilessly, dupes the dead man's ex-wife (Linda Darnell) into igniting a race riot. Poitier, who gets the nasty job of treating the riot's white victims, finally forces an autopsy by falsely confessing to the patient's murder...