Poetic Film Review: Gilda (1946)

In the golden age of Hollywood, stars were born
Through captivating performances that left us torn
Rita Hayworth in Gilda, a love goddess on screen
Her sensuality and allure, like a dream

Set in Buenos Aires, a tale of love and deceit
Johnny, Gilda, and Ballin, their fates entwined in heat
With stunning black-and-white cinematography
Hayworth shines, a femme fatale of great beauty

But beyond the glamour, the film falls flat
Uninspired direction, a messy script that’s a spat
Though Hayworth’s presence elevates it high
Without her, Gilda would pass us by

A legend in her own right, Rita Hayworth's fame
Forever tied to the character that brought her name
In the world of Hollywood, where stars are made
Gilda stands as a testament to her eternal shade.

(Note: The review in its original form can be read here.)

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