Posts Tagged ‘Drama’

Pride and Prejudice

I rented this question because I do not care if it’s a remake or whatever. If you’re an average viewer happy in your life you can enjoy the film.

The settings are wonderful, and the actresses are great - and not so stupid to that time (do not know why, but I always tend to think that the old days were stupid). And, boys, music worth seeing the movie itself. Conclusion?

If you enjoy the comedy / drama of love stories, if you’re not picky about British adaptations of classical works, and especially if I lie and enjoyed rent without any pride or prejudice.

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Posted by admin on March 4th, 2010 No Comments

Perfume - The Story Of A Murderer

I was very curious about how odors are transmitted to the audience. I was amazed at the results with the use of colors and pictures, of course, but surprisingly, the sounds / noises and music. I think it’s a movie worth seeing a second time to fully appreciate it.

I have not read the book, and I think you have seen this movie Perfume - The Story Of A Murderer help me better picture of the story (unlike the common belief that you should first read the book and then watch the movie) Beautiful music. It will waste your time.

I was not prepared to not like the anti-hero (I’m not saying that I liked, maybe I sympathized with them). I might change my mind to 5 stars, when I watch the movie again.

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Posted by admin on March 4th, 2010 No Comments

U-Turn

U-turn is a lost masterpiece. Ignored on its release, undiscovered on DVD, remains to be hailed as a modern classic is so rightly is. Hopefully the interest surrounding Sean Penn at the time encourage people to pursue their catalog.

Penn fans will not be disappointed as it is so cool SPIFFINGLY in this movie can not imagine anyone else can do it. Its advantage, intelligence and depth, qualities that are so rare in modern actors. The story is the classic series of strange band breaks in Hicksville, in the middle of nowhere and then things start to go wrong.

However, this type of genre, is probably the best, because of the simplicity, humor and cleverness of the writing and the cast tour force. Nick Nolte, Jon Voight, Billy Bob Thorton and Joaquin Phoenix are brilliant.

While J-Lo is great as the red fox dresssed. Oliver Stone, adds in his usual style and style to heighten the tension and drama. Using the flash cuts nervous composition stone framework also manages perfectly convey the beauty and brutality of the desert plains of Arizona.

The film keeps you hooked until the end as they try to reach double cross which ultimately will prevail and not disappointed by the capper of a end.Please encourage as many people as you can see this beauty largely unknown

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Posted by admin on March 3rd, 2010 No Comments

Ten Canoes

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What’s notable about this film is very naturalistic acting style and narrative, it seems you’re hearing in which a friend telling a story to another. The sad thing is that it has taken so long a tale told by Indigenous Australians nice to capture their culture and heritage to be released.

May this film means the beginning of an age of more movies to celebrate the beauty and dignity of the indigenous people of Australia.

Posted by admin on March 2nd, 2010 No Comments

Babel

I loved the intellectual complexity of Babel, which hammers home not only the fundamental human disorder of honesty and communication, but also the absurdity of firearms in a world of unthinking “children“, among which include character Bernal Chieko’s father Santiago. Pitt and Blanchett taught relationship is a magnificent portrait of human ingenuity and emotional not stretched to their limits and understood by the disaster. There are many good performances here are not dumb and Kikuchi less reliable Barazza’s Amelia.

For the film is all about communication would be lost many of its points, most of it is about growth, the authority and the web of responsibility and irresponsibility.

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Posted by admin on March 2nd, 2010 No Comments

Ma Mere

What ??????????????? What the h. ..

is this all about? It’s definitely the worst film I had not until now Lovefilm. A brilliant Isabelle Huppert normally can not save this!

In some ways is a typical French movie where the actors say or do something and go ‘What?? Does anyone really can be / do this? “Despair ………. no explanation!

It is filmed in this modern form in which to think for the moment to see the end is really going to make some sense - not! While some modern directors make the bits around the place - starting from the end or is mixed at random and eventually can make out! Not at this!

It’s worth (Do you feel my frustration?) Sex is cold, clinical, senseless and just see if you are a masochist!

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Posted by admin on March 1st, 2010 1 Comment

Smooth The Game Is Dead

Smooth The Game Is Dead Firstly, I would say there must be a zero star rating since I do not think it’s fair to even give the film 1 star. I chose this film because I saw that Treach was on the cover and I thought that generally tends to make pretty decent movies.

Oh, how wrong I was! Do not be fooled by the cover of this movie, Treach’s in it for all of 10 seconds! The story of this film is shit, does not lead anywhere, I was bored a *** s for almost 2 hours which is only kept under observation in the vain hope that did not improve.

The whole time it seemed like someone s amateur home video production, really looks like someone shot the entire movie into a video camera! Don t waste 2 hours of their lives watching this atrocity, if I can save someone else from this terrible movie then it will be worth it!

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Posted by admin on March 1st, 2010 1 Comment

The Bourne Ultimatum

Well, Bourne is Bond for the 21st century, right? No, Daniel Craig is Bond for the 21st century.

Bourne succeeds where Mission: Impossible not to: frames can continue with an actor who does not want to punch in the mouth. The film starts at 100 mph and stays there. With this in mind, the film seems to pass quickly (God - he’s running from folk wanting to kill him again) and little by little (I get a break in the action to pause for a bar? ).

If you like a good adventure with a good plot and good performances (no sign of Ben Affleck, thank God), then this is as good as it gets. Where Bond gives us the sophistication, girls and flash motors, Bourne gives us the raw action from beginning to end.

Oh, and my partner drinker can be seen in one of the shots in London.

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Posted by admin on February 28th, 2010 1 Comment

Shoot ‘Em Up

Logic. Reason. Plot.

Physics. This film has a blatant disregard for all these things for the sheer violence and bloodshed - and all works best for them. This is a video game and a Looney Tunes cartoon in one (Carrott-chewing Clive Owen is Bugs Bunny - going so far as to say ‘What’s up, Doc? “At a time - while Paul is a loving Giammti every second Elmer Fudd).

Art is not. An explosion of mindless action scenes are great indeed.

I think I can understand why people do not like the movie - I do not understand how she could enter without knowing what to expect. Seriously, criticizing it for being stupid, corny and illogical, when called ‘Shoot’ Em Up “seems to be missing the point. As one critic has already pointed out - that does exactly what it says on the tin.

This is not Citizen Kane. It’s a lot of people who jumped from an ever more elaborate. It’s a movie to see with a lot of peers and a larger group of beers - and a tongue firmly planted in his cheek.

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Posted by admin on February 28th, 2010 No Comments