Monday, February 28, 2011

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BLUE VALENTINE, LOVE STORY NO HAPPY ENDING

BLUE VALENTINE
Derek Cianfrance,
USA, 2010
(no distribution Italian)



A man, a woman and a child between them. It would appear the image of a perfect family, but you can tell right away that the tragedy is just around the corner. The dog is gone and you look for in vain. It is only the prelude to the final drama.
Mentre fanno colazione, Cindy ( Michelle Williams ) dice al marito ( Ryan Gosling ), che non vuole avere due bambini: egli infatti si comporta come un coetaneo della piccola figlia, trasformando sempre tutto in gioco e mettendo in difficoltà la compagna che invece cerca di educare. 
Il problema è proprio qua, solo accennato: l’uomo non ha un vero lavoro, inizia a bere a colazione e passa le giornate a giocare con la bambina. La donna è invece medico.
Possono due persone così diverse per carattere, estrazione e istruzione andare d’accordo?
Fino a che punto gli opposti si attraggono?
La loro storia inizia un po’ per caso, in modo assai poetico. Molto meno romantico è il modo e in cui si sposano e soprattutto il motivo che li porta al grande passo. La loro storia viene raccontata seguendo due piani temporali: quello del passato , prima che Cindy restasse incinta e quello del presente , con la figlia di circa cinque anni e la loro storia irrimediabilmente in crisi . Fino allo splendido finale in cui si mescolano le lacrime di gioia del loro matrimonio a quelle di rancore e disperazione dell’addio. Cos’è successo nel mezzo, come si è arrivati alla crisi? Questo non è dato saperlo, ma scopriamo at the end that one of the triggers was what initially kept them together.
Second scene seemingly mundane but critical: Cindy meets in a former supermarket, still handsome and brash, just like in college. She is instead abbruttita, neglected, just as his companion.
To what extent can the two lovers change and influence each other? How can love turn into hate? How far love can hurt?
Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling beautifully interpret these two lovers who come to dislike, even to tell the truth is the wife who hates the partner e decide di lasciarlo dopo una scenata sfociata in violenza.
Premurosa nei confronti dell’anziana nonna malata, determinata negli studi e nel lavoro, dolce e disincantata, infine distaccata, rigida e irremovibile. La metamorfosi del personaggio è resa superbamente da una Michelle Williams giustamente candidata al Premio Oscar come attrice protagonista. Al suo fianco un brillante Ryan Gosling, inizialmente romantico e buffo e patetico in seguito.

Decisamente un buon esempio di cinema indipendente yankee , un ottimo successo commerciale (costato 3 milioni di dollari has received 10 so far) and a more than promising debut Derek Cianfrance, which for years has tried to make a film producer with discreet screenplay, written with two collaborators. He found in Williams and Gosling in his executive producer, as well as memorable performances that have contributed greatly to the success of a film is not easy, to which the thin script is forgiven thanks to the excellent photography and the wonderful music signed by Grizzly Bear. Here I put a personal note: Twelve years ago I fell in love Secret Smile Semisonic of endlessly covering a scene with Michelle Williams Dawson's Creek in , today I am left to kidnap Shift Grizzly Bear watching and covering this scene .

Ps do not miss the crackling and beautiful end credits


RATING: 7.5

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doctorcito Querido, Frida Kahlo (Abscondita)

The correspondence between Frida Kahlo and Dr. Leo Eloesser last year - from 1931 to 1951 - and it contains clues to everyday life, the rigor of a deep friendship , a doctor who knows well the pain of the body, the soul of his patient. The following provides letters of Frida, written by hand or machine, which enables the reconstruction of his medical history and symptoms in the soul: back pain and right leg, chronic fatigue, weight loss of brutal ... but also the open wound for the love betrayed, the political impetus. Muse of the artist is always pain. (M. Cristina Secci)

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THE WINNERS ARE ...
Christian Bale, Natalie Portman, Melissa Leo, Colin Firth
                
LA REGINA DELLA SERATA
Natalie Portman e il compagno Benjamin Millepied, ovvero la nuova coppia più bella del mondo

DIVE
LE NOMINATE ALL'OSCAR, UNA PER OGNI GENERAZIONE
JENNIFER LAWRENCE (20 years), beautiful

MICHELLE WILLIAMS, 30 YEARS, REALLY HORRIBLE DRESS AS THE HAIR
NICOLE KIDMAN, 43 YEARS. UGLY DRESS, FACE NOT RECEIVED.

Annette Bening, 53 YEARS, BY WARREN BEATTY. Leaves me indifferent
HELENA Bonham Carter (CANDIDATE ACTRESS) AND TIM BURTON (ITS ALICE IN WONDERLAND HAS WON 2 AWARDS): I love

THESE
James Franco (also named best actor) and Anne Hathaway
SAY THAT JAMES FRANCO MARILYN Disguised? (JAMES CHER WANTED TO DRESS BURLESQUE IN, BUT THE ACADEMY group stopped him, so he opted for a 'ANOTHER ICON ...

nominated actor Jeff Bridges and Javier Bardem with his wife Penelope Cruz at the first public appearance after the happy event


JESSE EISENBERG: MA where you left your slippers?

THE OTHER OF THE SOCIAL NETWORK that you deserve a nomination
ANDREW GARFIELD, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE (WITH MOTHER?!)


LEGENDARY DAVID HAMMER AND WIFE, BUT WHERE 'your twin?
SERIES: It's not about a damn sneaks THE SAME BUT I


Why SCARLETT JOHANSSON six Oscars? and why you dressed so brutto? e sopratutto, perché stai accanto a JEREMY RENNER (CANDIDATO COME MIGLIOR ATTORE NON PROTAGONISTA)?
Cara Céline, il Titanic ha già vinto 13 anni fa, datti pace.
EX PREMI OSCAR CADUTI NEL DIMENTICATOIO
HALLE BERRY, PREMIO OSCAR 2003, DA ALLORA NON HA PIU' FATTO FILM DECENTI...

REESE WITHERSPOON, PREMIO OSCAR 2009, VEDI SOPRA
 SANDRA BULLOCK, PREMIO OSCAR 2010 PER UN FILM CHE IN ITALIA NON E' NEMMENO USCITO.
e con questo il sipario sugli Oscar closes.

The Height Of The Netfor Men

to win the worst!

is probably what the jurors said they were at the Academy to vote.

He won what is probably the worst of the 10 films competing for the best film category, which is even sadder after two past editions full of surprises. Already yesterday, the press gave a clear impression of what would happen and the odds have not been betrayed. The only surprise was perhaps Inception , who took home the statuettes The Social Network .

La professionalità fredda e patinata de Il Discordo del Re ha vinto sul talento narrativo e visivo di The Social Network, Inception e Black Swan .

Che però il quasi esordiente Tom Hooper abbia sconfitto David Fincher, dopo che questi era già superfavorito due anni fa con Il Curioso caso di Benjamin Button , è un vero e proprio reato.

C’è da riconoscere però che in altre categorie le scelte non potevano essere migliori: innanzitutto per gli attori protagonisti, anche se io per Natalie Portman I set up ad hoc the award for best actress in the new millennium.

Happy for Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross , who signed a soundtrack in my opinion amazing. Also earned awards for cinematography, editing, special effects and costumes. I suggested a tie between the speech of the King and The Social Network ee at the end the draw was between the first and Inception, although the latter has won prizes that are defined (unfairly) children. Who proclaimed hatred of the Academy for Nolan, you have to change his mind in part because four Oscars are far from a bad result and in the end the real loser is Fincher, who at this point can be considered truly mocked by members of the 'Academy.

I guessed 10 categories, half short, why do not I really wanted to believe in the victory of The King's Speech

And you?


Here is a list of the winning film:

The Speech of the King 4

Inception 4

The Social Network 3

Fighter 2

Toy Story 2

Alice in Wonderland 2

Sunday, February 27, 2011

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ACADEMY AWARDS 2011: ALL The Academy Awards Oscar














BEST FILM


The Speech of the King



Best Actor Colin Firth (The Sermon of the King)



ACTRESS Natalie Portman (The Black Swan)

BEST DIRECTOR

Tom Hooper (Il Discorso del Re)

MIGLIOR ATTORE NON PROTAGONISTA

Christian Bale (The Fighter)

MIGLIOR ATTRICE NON PROTAGONISTA

Melissa Leo (The Fighter)

MIGLIOR CANZONE

Randy Newman (Toy Story 3)

MIGLIOR MONTAGGIO

Angus Wall e Kirk Baxter (The Social Network)



MIGLIOR EFFETTI SPECIALI

Inception

MIGLIOR DOCUMENTARIO

Inside Job



MIGLIOR CORTOMETRAGGIO

*God of Love

MIGLIOR CORTO DOCUMENTARIO

Strangers No More

MIGLIORI COSTUMI

Colleen Atwood (Alice in Wonderland)

BEST MAKE-UP

Rick Baker and Dave Elsey (The Wolfman)



Richard King BEST SOUND (Inception)

Best Sound Editing

Lora Hirschberg, Gary A. Rizzo and Ed Novick (Inception) BEST ORIGINAL SCORE



Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (The Social Network

BEST FOREIGN FILM

In a Better World (Denmark)



BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

David Seidler (The Speech of the King) Best Adapted Screenplay



Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network)

BEST ANIMATED FILM

Toy Story 3

Best Animated Short

The Lost Thing

Best Art

Robert Stromberg and Karen O'Hara (Alice in Wonderland)

BEST PHOTOGRAPHY

Wally Pfister (Inception)





A short
considerations and photos from the red carpet ...

Coconut Milk Natural Laxative

: final comments before the verdict

For those who love cinema and is, today is the most important date in the year, the delivery of Academy Awards that reward 82 years, according to Hollywood is the best of world cinema. The name Oscar, according to legend was made by an employee dell’Accademy che notà una somiglianza tra la statuetta e suo zio Oscar. Questa cerimonia ha sempre premiato un mix di glamour, professionalità e talento, con una curiosa novità nelle ultime due edizioni, in cui le piccole produzioni hanno avuto la meglio.

È stata un’annata ricca di ottimo cinema quella del 2011/2012 e secondo me Inception , The Social Network  e Black Swan sono a pari merito, con  una spanna sopra, anche se preferirei che vincesse la categoria a lui più consona, quella per l’animazione. Mi piacerebbe vedere premiato come miglior film Black Swan, ma è pure science fiction. The only plausible challenge is one of The Social Network and The Speech of the King and now rooting for the former, that until the day before yesterday was my favorite.

With 12 nominations, The Speech of the King is the superfavorito these Oscar, but I hope that happens as
last year, when the superfavorito superhollywoodiano and was resoundingly defeated by the independent Avatar The Hurt Locker unknown, or 2009, when he had the better of The Millionaire Curious Case of Benjamin Button .
Cameron's film won only three of nine statuettes that had been proposed, ditto for Fincher who received 13 nominations. It's just that Fincher is compensated this year and eventually win the superfavorito only 3 or 4 awards. But I think it's more likely that the two pareggino as a statuette, with 5 each and Oscar winning The Social Network for Best Picture.

For the other categories I am speaking only on Actress and Actor.
Colin Firth will win the Oscar, but was better in A Single Man . As for the actress's speech becomes more difficult: Annette Bening is most likely because it is more Hollywood actress and this prize would be a sort of compensation before retirement. Natalie Portman has a whole life ahead for another win and his performance is too far to be contained in an Oscar. Not to mention that the plaintiffs the coveted statuette recently has almost always turned into a conviction: just think of Reese Wetherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Halle Berry, Julia Roberts, Gwyneth Paltrow, Helen Hunt, to name just the most recent cases of actresses that after the coveted Oscar have practically no more appropriate a film.


Now, all nominations to be read with the following legend:

bold : my personal Oscar

stressed: I think they will win.

The names are also arranged in order of probability of victory.


BEST FILM

The Social Network

King's speech

Inception

The Fighter

The determination

The Black Swan

127 Hours

Toy Story 3

The boys are doing well

Winter's Bone



BEST DIRECTOR

David Fincher for The Social Network

Tom Hooper for the speech of the king

Joel and Ethan Coen for The Grit True Grit

Darren Aronofsky for The Black Swan

David O. Russell for The Fighter



ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

The Social Network (Sony Pictures Releasing), Screenplay by Aaron Sorkin

Toy Story 3 (Walt Disney), Screenplay by Michael Arndt. Story by John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich

True Grit (Paramount), Written for the screen by Joel Coen & Ethan Coen

127 Hours (Fox Searchlight), Screenplay by Danny Boyle & Simon Beaufoy

Winter's Bone (Roadside Attractions), Adapted for the screen by Debra Granik & Anne Rosellini



SCENEGGIATURA ORIGINALE

The King's Speech (The Weinstein Company), Screenplay by David Seidler

Inception (Warner Bros.), Written by Christopher Nolan

The Fighter (Paramount) Screenplay by Scott Silver and Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson. Story by Keith Dorrington & Eric Johnson & Paul Tamasy

The Kids Are All Right (Focus Features) Written by Stuart Blumberg & Lisa Cholodenko

Another Year (Sony Pictures Classics) Written by Mike Leigh



ACTOR Colin Firth

for King's speech

Jeff Bridges for The Grit

Jesse Eisenberg for

The Social Network for Biutiful Javier Bardem

James Franco for 127 Hours



MIGLIOR ATTORE NON PROTAGONISTA

Christian Bale per The Fighter

Jeremy Renner per The Town

Geoffrey Rush per Il discorso del re

John Hawkes per Winter's Bone

Mark Ruffalo per I ragazzi stanno bene



MIGLIOR ATTRICE

Annette Bening per I ragazzi stanno bene

Natalie Portman per Il cigno nero
Nicole Kidman per Rabbit Hole

Michelle Williams per Blue Valentine

Jennifer Lawrence per Winter's Bone



MIGLIOR ATTRICE NON PROTAGONISTA

Melissa Leo per The Fighter

Hailee Steinfeld for The Grit

Helena Bonham Carter's speech to the king

Amy Adams for The Fighter

Jacki Weaver Animal Kingdom



BEST ANIMATED FILM

Toy Story 3 Lee Unkrich

How to Train Your Dragon by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois


The Illusionist by Sylvain Chomet




DESIGN

King's speech

Inception

The Grit

Alice in Wonderland

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1




MIGLIOR FOTOGRAFIA

Danny Cohen per Il discorso del re

Wally Pfister per Inception

Jeff Cronenweth per The Social Network

Roger Deakins per Il Grinta

Matthew Libatique per Il cigno nero




COSTUMI

Jenny Beavan per il discorso del re

Mary Zophres per il Grinta

Antonella Cannarozzi per Io sono l'amore

Colleen Atwood per Alice in Wonderland

Sandy Powell per La Tempesta




MONTAGGIO

Angus Wall e Kirk Baxter per The Social Network

Tariq Anwar's speech to the king

Pamela Martin for the Fighter

Jon Harris for 127 Hours

Andrew Weisblum for The Black Swan



BEST FOREIGN FILM

Biutiful, Mexico

Dogtooth, Greece

Outside the Law (Hors-la-loi), Algeria

Incendies, Canada

In a Better World, Denmark



MAKE

The Way Back

Wolfman



SOUNDTRACK

The Social Network, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

Inception, Hans Zimmer

king's speech, Alexandre Desplat

How to Train Your Dragon, John Powell

127 Hours, AR Rahman


BEST SONG

We Belong Together "from Toy Story 3

Coming Home by Country Strong

If I Rise by 127 Hours

I See the Light by Rapunzel




SOUND

Inception (Warner Bros.) Richard King

True Grit (Paramount) Skip Lievsay and Craig Berkey

Toy Story 3 (Walt Disney), Tom Myers and Michael Silvers

Tron: Legacy (Walt Disney) Gwendolyn Yates Whittle and Addison Teague

Unstoppable (20th Century Fox) Mark P. Stoeckinger

A morning for considerations post-ceremony!

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Re-certified Lifeguard

The King Who Would Be Speaker

The last review before the Oscars could only be that of superfavorito.

THE KING'S SPEECH
(THE ADDRESS OF THE KING)
TOM HOOPER,
UK / USA / AUSTRALIA, 2010
CANDIDATE OSCAR AWARDS 12



The second son of George V d ' England, Bertie (Colin Firth) is stuttering, why Elisabeth (Helena Bonham Carter) has married, as he says in one of the best lines of the film:
- one that will not stutter never become king, and we will have a quiet life -. The
But poor thing had not come to terms with the brother (Guy Pearce), who after having been for a few months Edward VIII, abdicated in order to stay with the woman he loved, Wallis Simpson. So Bertie became King George VI and must learn to speak in public as befits a king, since the beginning of the twenty-first century, the rulers have discovered the power of the media. The radio allows it to reach every citizen of the sovereign and its role becomes more important at the dawn of World War II that Britain is preparing to face. We are in 1939, Hitler invaded Poland ..
The young Tom Hooper (born 1972) signed a perfect film for the pleasure criticism and it has noticed: 14 BAFTA nominations and 12 Oscars. The classic product perfect English and anonymous, able to move any audience.
But this was much more possible and plausible in such films as Shakespeare in Love , Billy Elliott and The Hours .
moved to a poor man's misfortune to be stuttering but above all kings of the world's major powers when a few months after Europe would cry for that page of history known as World War II may seem in bad taste.

Not to mention that George VI usò le sue "nuove" capacità vocali proprio per dichiarare guerra e quegli applausi finali che ricevette da ogni parte sono dovuti proprio a questa dichiarazione che ha ben poco per cui essere applaudita.
Quindi definire The King's Speech un film patinato e inoffensivo è ingiusto, perché per certi versi è davvero offensivo, ma se si riesce sorvolare la tragedia del Nazismo e dell'Olocausto e concentrarsi solo su un povero Re che balbetta allora si riuscirà ad entrere nello spirito di un film che ha la stessa consistenza del thé inglese delle 17. Qualcosa di maledettamente perfetto, tradizionale, scontato, già visto eppure affascinante. Not to mention the discussion about the importance of media in our lives and the image transmitted from the politicians themselves.
If you can then laugh at Colin Firth screaming or is expressed at the sound of the songs because he can not speak fluently, or you roll on the floor screaming, then you share what is called English humor. Then
still to admire the beautiful scenery, beautiful photography, mozzaffiato shots that are well suited to the anguish of the protagonist a sense of unease and excellent performances, most notably Geoffrey Rush in the role of speech therapist who allows the player to find their own voice.
But the film is cool come le mattine nebbiose londinesi e si fatica a empatizzare col "dramma" del personaggio. Era faticoso empatizzare anche col protagonista di Somewhere , obietterà qualcuno. Vero, ma almeno il suo dramma non era paragonato a quello della Seconda guerra mondiale.

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