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| Year: | 2010 |
| Genre: | Drama, Romance |
| Director: | Derek Cianfrance |
| Stars: | Ryan Gosling, Michelle Williams, John Doman |
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Review: Director Derek Cianfrance could stop wasting their talent on television and doing films their full time job. Films to come. Blue Valentine's to study the breakdown of a marriage by juxtaposed beautiful and heartbreaking scenes of joy and optimism now past scenes of misery and depression. Flitting back and forth in the room, ask: Is romantic love last form of masochism young actors Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams beautiful play Dean and Cindy, who joined us with is a tough yard?. Dean was easy, happy and carefree and happy in their removal and packing company. He is wary of formal education, but has a philosophical point of view. Cindy is sexually active and sometimes even playful, more mature Dean. About five years later, the business becomes repulsive, and marriage becomes a disadvantage. Make no mistake, this is the vision uncomfortable? sex is not serving the story well enough? but paranoia, pettiness and aggression interaction partners. Reach their lowest point when practically required illness, and she begs to be ambitious.No two actors have complemented each other that well for some time. In an era in which the action is Gosling's new fashion taste. He is very charming, but he seems sad and has a James Dean-like vulnerability. Hed be my poster on the wall when I was 13. I can not get this fascinating scene where Dean serenades Cindy in my head. Deans philosophical effusions may be interpreted by some as nonsense, but more sensitive viewers detect devastating honesty. Girls spend memorable maximum life looking for Prince Charming and then they marry the guy who's has a good job and Gunn around.We "m going to the movies? many of us? to escape from real life. Comfortable as voyeurs, to distract our favorite stars look our worries. But Blue Valentine Film shows a truth we can not protect. It mustnt be missed.www.scottishreview.net
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