Leonine Leo struggles through universally hostile snowy
subconscious while Tom hardly breaks a sweat even after a bear feasts on Cobb
in Native Americanception. Luscious
florid cinematography and brutally gritty violence keep a surprisingly simple
plot on its feet as it treks through merciless hours. Beautiful malice shot like Malick.
Showing posts with label Alejandro Inarritu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alejandro Inarritu. Show all posts
Monday, January 18, 2016
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Birdman
Black-Swan-man embraces gravity with style despite
feather-ruffling from Norton’s Norton and stoned Stone. Watts electrifies with return to Mulholland while
Galifaeioukis galls by emerging from comedic ferns. Inairitu’s mockery of editing and soundly
designed sound design give wings to a film that seemed like a long shot and
still does.
Actors & Director:
Alejandro Inarritu,
Andrea Riseborough,
Edward Norton,
Emma Stone,
Michael Keaton,
Naomi Watts,
Zach Galifianakis
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Babel
Alejandro Inarritu takes his multiple storyline structure international to interweave several tales of communication breakdowns. Barraza and Kinkuchi perform as well as Pitt, Blanchett and Bernal. Many will argue that inclusion of Asian story doesn’t make sense, but confusion may not be a bad thing; the film is called Babel.
Actors & Director:
Adriana Barraza,
Alejandro Inarritu,
Brad Pitt,
Cate Blanchett,
Clifton Collins Jr.,
Elle Fanning,
Gael Garcia Bernal,
Michael Pena,
Nathan Gamble
Saturday, February 27, 2010
21 Grams
Title refers to the amount of extra brain tissue needed to fully comprehend this film. Basically, take a shotgun to a good drama and treat the falling confetti as a shooting script. Seemingly random non-chronology proves intensely clever on second viewing. Brilliant performances from lead players solidify film’s emotional power.
Actors & Director:
Alejandro Inarritu,
Benicio Del Toro,
Charlotte Gainsbourg,
Danny Huston,
Eddie Marsan,
Melissa Leo,
Naomi Watts,
Sean Penn
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