Film Review for Barefoot in the Park

Film Review for Barefoot in the Park Barefoot in the Park is a quaint little love story made 1967. It starred Jane Fonda and Robert Redford, who played two young newlyweds. It was directed by the talented Gene Saks, with the help of the producer Hal B. Wallice. The wonderful cinematography was done by a very creative Joseph La Shelle, which brought an aspect of the light heartedness to the film. I had the pleasure of …

…annoying, childish, and unconvincing. The camera work was sound, it brought a attractiveness to the scenes in order to make it more enduring. This film was a sanguine romance with a flick of childish stupidity. It took place in the late sixties and had that flare in the plot, costumes, and props to give that feeling. This film is suitable for a day with nothing better to do or a brain numming event. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**