I did not see this film coming. From the trailer I thought this would be a light-hearted dramedy, but it was far more impactful and metaphorical than that. I have never seen a Paolo Sorrentino film before, so I certainly didn't expect the gorgeousness of the direction, and how every scene moved and felt alive. I was so moved by the music that I watched through most of the end credits to get the name of the person who composed some of the tracks, a man named David Lang. I am amazed by this film and deeply moved by it, far more so than I thought I might be. A true gem. 4.5/5
Youth on Netflix
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Showing posts with label harvey keitel. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Youth
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harvey keitel,
jane fonda,
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paul dano,
rachel weisz,
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
A Beginner's Guide to Endings
An endearing little dramedy with great acting - I loved the story & the resolution. Well done. 3.5/5
A Beginner's Guide to Endings on Netflix
A Beginner's Guide to Endings on Netflix
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comedy,
dark,
deadpan,
drama,
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harvey keitel,
j k simmons,
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quirky,
scott caan,
tricia helfer
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