Movie review originally published on Facebook - YEAR 3 - COMPLETE LISTING
Critique cinéma d'abord publiée sur Facebook - 3ème ANNEE: - LISTE COMPLÈTE
2016 @ The Movies Take 13 "Room" I had high hopes for this new film by Lenny Abrahamson. "Frank" (2014) established that he is well-suited to depict a state of mental crisis in a subtle and engaging manner. When "Room" 's focus on the mother/child relationship at the expense of a more procedural approach overexploited by crime dramas is a welcome choice, the exploration of their inner world colliding with the outside is too timid. It quickly becomes too factual and does not visually translate the experience of the protagonists. Brie Larson and young Jacob Tremblay deliver a great performance, but seem ready for more opportunities that what they are given. Another aspect that brought down key scenes to the level of a Lifetime TV special is a very heavy-handed score that charts emotional responses instead of accompanying them. Maybe having the author of the novel, Emma Donoghue, write the script of the film limited directorial creativity, or maybe I was expecting way too much. Experienced at Wehrenberg Campbell 16 Cine the on January 26 in Auditorium 13 with Susie & Kurtis Newsome.
2016 @ The Movies Take 13 "Room" I had high hopes for this new film by Lenny Abrahamson. "Frank" (2014) established that he is well-suited to depict a state of mental crisis in a subtle and engaging manner. When "Room" 's focus on the mother/child relationship at the expense of a more procedural approach overexploited by crime dramas is a welcome choice, the exploration of their inner world colliding with the outside is too timid. It quickly becomes too factual and does not visually translate the experience of the protagonists. Brie Larson and young Jacob Tremblay deliver a great performance, but seem ready for more opportunities that what they are given. Another aspect that brought down key scenes to the level of a Lifetime TV special is a very heavy-handed score that charts emotional responses instead of accompanying them. Maybe having the author of the novel, Emma Donoghue, write the script of the film limited directorial creativity, or maybe I was expecting way too much. Experienced at Wehrenberg Campbell 16 Cine the on January 26 in Auditorium 13 with Susie & Kurtis Newsome.
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2016 se paie une toile 13ème prise "Room : Le Monde de Jack" (Sortie française le 9 mars 2016) J'attendais beaucoup du nouveau film de Lenny Abrahamson. Avec "Frank" (2014), il a montré un talent pour dépeindre les troublent mentaux de manière subtile et intéressante. Quand il semble bienvenue que "Room" focalise sur la relation mère/fils au lieu de l'approche polar rabattue dans maintes séries policières, l'exploration de leur monde intérieur confronté à la réalité extérieure est trop timide. C'est la devient trop rapidement un genre de reportage factuelle qui ne traduit pas visuellement l'experience des protagonistes. Brie Larson et Jacob Tremblay sont très convaincants, mais semblent limités dans leur élan. Un autre aspect qui ramène nombre de scènes clefs un niveau d'un téléfilm à deux sous est une bande originale lourdingue qui dicte des réactions émotionnelles au lieu de les accompagner. Peut-être que la présence de la romancière, Emma Donoghue, à l'écriture du scénario a cette-fois limité la créativité de la mise en scène, ou j'avais mis la barre trop haut. Vu au Wehrenberg Campbell 16 Cine le 26 Janvier dans la salle 13 avec Susie & Kurtis Newsome.
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