Saturday, June 5, 2010

Weekly Certification Unemployment, Ga

Big Fish (2003)



this review period, some confirmations and some surprises and changes of direction.
Big Fish by Tim Burton belongs to the first category, saw a movie once when he went to the cinema and never seen again. Immediately after watching I thought it was the best Burton, the more mature, more polished, in which all his poetry comes out in a direct and clear. So I still think after many years, I'd almost forgotten this gem.
highly personal film, in which the metaphorical aspect is ubiquitous and does not give even a moment the unfolding of events. Every character, every creature, every aspect of the set and location, has a precise location and precise meaning of poetry.
Edward Bloom is a man who lived a life that is expressed in his stories, such tall, and the boundary between reality and fantasy, no one can know. Can fantasies, stories, possession of life to become reality? According to Tim Burton.
Edward at the end of his life, tells us about his bizarre life from birth up to his last days. As a young boy visits a witch with an eye patch, in this eye, he sees his end: how is killed. Building on this, that Edward will be able to confront any incident without any risk, since it knows the manner of his death. And this is where his adventure, a life populated by continuous research and risk, some meetings with freaks and mythological creatures. A life of choices dictated by love for the woman he marries. His "fantasy" but are not understood by his son, who compares his father to an iceberg, I can see only one side, but ninety percent is under water. Only at the end things change ...
Big Fish is an elusive creature, and for this important and fascinating. Big Fish is the same as Edward, a product of fantasy, myth elusive but true because it tells. The story tramanderĂ , and Edward will live forever in the stories, and people feel they will be falling in love.
Film important that teaches you to be open to the world, Burton has always exorcised the fears, the monsters are attractive, never disturbing. This film is nothing but a confirmation of his thought, an open love towards everything that scares us a positive feedback in what is apparently negative.
poetic masterpiece by Tim Burton.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Nipple Piercing Movies

Down with Love (Down with Love) -2003 -





Film of 2003, nostalgia takes us back fifty years, when the depopulated comedies with Doris Day and Rock Hudson. When you began to see the first results of the emancipation of women, starring combative and determined that they would not give in to lure male, but eventually fell in love so desperately fought the man predominates.
In those years, we began to see the first double beds, until a few years previously taboo in American cinema. In a scene from the film That Touch of Mink the protagonist (a sparkling Doris Day, in fact) imagines beds everywhere ...
depopulated duplex phones in restaurants, in clubs, beauty salons. "There is a call for you, Miss" was the phrase that the attentive waiter spoke with the phone in his hand.
The technicolor was a must and environments similar to the viewer favors were living a fairy tale, a surreal life that did not belong to virtually anyone.
The penthouses of New York, the full moon, shiny cars, clothes and hats with toffee, crackling dialogue, this film has it all, but there's more. It 's a very well scripted comedy, beautifully played by Renée Zellweger and Ewan Mcgregor (beautiful), in which the parody, irony and cinematic homage, are mixed in an excellent way to give the end result enjoyable. We laugh a lot too.
Note especially the closing credits, in which the two protagonists enact a nice music scene (both are even sing ...)

rating the film 8.5/10

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

How Many Possibilities Calculator

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