The only thing good about this is the appriateness of the title. This unnecessary remake of "Roshomon" features Paul Newman in the Mifune role wearing a sombrero and sporting a really bad Mexican accent.

If nothing else, the film provides the odd sensation of watching Newman play a Mexican bandit who says things like %u201CThese stupid gringos do not take time out for the siesta.%u201D He%u2019s solid enough in a broad character role that%u2019s very different from the iconic material the built his fame, though the Speedy Gonzales dialect hasn%u2019t aged especially well. Robinson is wonderful in a small role, and James Wong Howe%u2019s black-and-white cinematography is simply gorgeous.