What Happens At Deworm

Rescue Dawn


Since I found out that he went out, I waited with anxiety and trepidation that Rescue Dawn was released in Italy. Months have passed but has not yet seen anything on the horizon, which is why I am committed to recover at least a vision in the original language (which I'm glad I did), though it continues to ask the reason for this ignorance. In the end, although I'm not a marketing expert, I believe that it is not just a movie unsaleable. Another of the many mysteries of the Italian distribution.
Dieter Dengler (Christian Bale) is a German-born American pilot during the war in Vietnam is sent to accomplish a secret mission over Laos. Shot down by enemy machine guns, was captured, tortured and incarcerated in a prison camp of the Pathet Lao. Together with five other fellow detainees, including the soldier Dwaine Martin (Steve Zahn), Dieter organizes a lucky escape she can tear to which they would face certain death.
Taking the story (really happened) of his own documentary I want to fly the small Dieter , dated 1997, Werner Herzog directing a war movie after all that is not strictly military issue but should be seen as an introspective film about the psychological condition the prison and its various aspects. Rescue Dawn è un film quasi sempre sussurrato, basato principalmente sulla capacità attoriale sovrumana di Christian Bale e sulle doti, fin'ora nascoste, di Steve Zahn. Anche Jeremy Davies, che interpreta un altro prigioniero del campo, lascia esterrefatti con la sua abilità. L'effetto di realisimo poi è stato ottenuto dal dimagrimento esagerato a cui si sono sottoposti gli attori, che hanno perso rispettivamente 25 kg, 18 kg e 15 kg. Mi auguro che Bale abbia un dietologo, perché se continua così si rischia di giocarselo, e per il cinema contemporaneo sarebbe una perdita inimmaginabile.

Voto: 8 / 10

Derivative Interview Question

Per la serie "se l'avessi visto prima, sarebbe entrato in the ranking of year-end "is the second film by Joe Wright, who has been very successful around the world after the Venice Film Festival, but that I had not yet had occasion to see. Another film that contributes to the glory of Keria Knightley, actress so beautiful (and in some cases fairly good), but starts a bit 'to simmer with the attitude "Prezzemolina.
In a summer day in 1935, the thirteen year old Briony Tallis reads a letter sent Robbie Turner (James McAvoy) to his sister Cecilia (Keira Knightley) and confused by what he has read and seen the same evening, the boy accused of raping his cousin fifteen. Their paths diverge, Robbie goes to prison and then ends enlisted in France, Cecilia becomes a nurse severing all contact with family, Briony decides to follow the path of his sister, although there is no longer a link to unite them. What will become of their destinies, so divided as united by a tragic error of childhood and so difficult to reconcile?
Joe Wright, a young British director in his second film after Pride and Prejudice, choose another adaptation from a famous book (though I have not yet, read). This time the film look better and it leaves a film more mature and successful, thanks to a subject more interesting and I think a wiser use of the medium, as evidenced by the beautiful and everywhere the plan in order set on the beach at Dunkirk. Even the choice of telling certain facts twice, to provide different versions of the narratives of those who lived them, is a welcome choice, though not particularly original. To support the evidence of Wright, however, attention should be fine and with a cast, especially in the case of James McAvoy, a discovery for me. It should be noted, finally, the beautiful Italian Dario Marianelli soundtrack, which accompanies the film without being intrusive.

Rating: 8 / 10