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Review title: Who do we admire? That is what shapes us.
Product review: Manipulative and unscrupulous, Hud Bannon doesn't care about anybody but himself. In stark contrast is Hud's father Homer, a cattle rancher and paragon of traditional values. Homer cautions his grandson Lonnie, who has come home drunk along with his uncle, not to emulate Hud, saying "little by little the look of the country changes because of the men we admire." Lonnie must decide what kind of man he wants to be. He's tempted to emulate his Uncle Hud, a charmer who gets lots of women and is not bound by any moral sensibility, but he loves and respects his grandfather. Superb direction by Martin Ritt, an incredible cast turning out their career best performances, (this is what Paul Newman should have won the Oscar for), a great screenplay by Irving Ravetch and Harriet Frank, and James Wong Howe's brilliant black and white cinematography, combine to make "Hud" a truly great American movie.
