Har først nu set traileren til Elizabeth the Golden Age og jeg glæder mig rigtig meget. De englændere sætter sjældent et ben forkert i disse historiske periode film og så er der jo et overflødighedshorn af gode skuespillere med.
Er jeg den eneste, som har et deja-vu mht. musikken? Jeg tænkte straks Gladiator.
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Og faldt lige over traileren til Atonement, som har premiere i denne weekend i England. 9.1 på IMDB
Sjældent Variety er så positive i en anmeldelse: Rarely has a book sprung so vividly to life, but also worked so enthrallingly in pure movie terms, as with “Atonement,” Brit helmer Joe Wright’s smart, dazzlingly upholstered adaptation of Ian McEwan’s celebrated 2001 novel. Period yarn, largely set in 1930s and ‘40s England, about an adolescent outburst of spite that destroys two lives and crumples a third, preserves much of the tome’s metaphysical depth and all of its emotional power. And as in Wright’s “Pride & Prejudice,” Keira Knightley -- echoed by co-thesp James McAvoy --proves every bit as magnetic as the divas of those classic mellers pic consciously references.
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Jeg er gået i gang med at læse Atonement og bogen virker lovende (elskede McEwans Saturday), men hvor det dog irriterer mig grusomt at Knightley skal spille med, hun er for mig en af de mest irriterende nyere skuespillere og tror ikke at hverken hende og McAvoy kan gøre noget som helst godt med denne film. Ad.
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#1 filmz-Bruce 16 år siden
Er jeg den eneste, som har et deja-vu mht. musikken? Jeg tænkte straks Gladiator.
#2 filmz-Bruce 16 år siden
Sjældent Variety er så positive i en anmeldelse:
Rarely has a book sprung so vividly to life, but also worked so enthrallingly in pure movie terms, as with “Atonement,” Brit helmer Joe Wright’s smart, dazzlingly upholstered adaptation of Ian McEwan’s celebrated 2001 novel. Period yarn, largely set in 1930s and ‘40s England, about an adolescent outburst of spite that destroys two lives and crumples a third, preserves much of the tome’s metaphysical depth and all of its emotional power. And as in Wright’s “Pride & Prejudice,” Keira Knightley -- echoed by co-thesp James McAvoy --proves every bit as magnetic as the divas of those classic mellers pic consciously references.
#3 lagoni 16 år siden