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| Runtime: 122 min Audio: 5.1 Language: English Subtitles: French Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps |
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Review: When I first saw this movie in the theater, I found it very funny. When I rented it home, I found it very sad and complex. Looking at it now, I realize that this is probably one of the most extraordinary films ever to come out of Hollywood. For some it may seem trite or cliched, or perhaps even un-usually deserves its reputation, but the overall impact of the film is very powerful. After you've seen it, you know you've seen some notable something.A things stand out. direction is excellent; Is visually outstanding film, with the director to understand the subtle changes in tone. writing is similar to dictate; The story seamlessly interwoven story several amazing film build. haunting music is also notable. Finally, the acting. Kevin Spacey plays the best films made before, and this one can be on the list. He might be a little too bright shades of character he has shown that, but he just disappeared into space. Annette Bening is also fine; slightly stronger role, but he is a good one below. As a young, Thora Birch is able to dazzle us with sharp eyes; Normal teenage entirely responsible for its meat. I enjoy Mena Suvaris character level. It seems that he does not have too much acclaim, but his performance called all the guilt and experience, and scenes at the end gives it different from any other character. And Wes Bentley, video taping the boy next door, is easily the most original character. At first she seems a little nervous, but as Spacey, he will drop into place. His goal in the film, as opposed to someone elses, are confidential, thus making him more enigmatic film person.Most make a lasting impression on the audience, but never movie is known for its viewers as well as to move the movie. It really says nothing about life, no matter how predictable or tough it turns out, this film shows us how upsetting our understanding life person, so they left, each of us has something to remember.
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