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Falling in love-the Phillip Morris (I Love You Phillip Morris)

And to say that the plot, adaptation more or less likely to be a true story, seemed interesting. The police officer Steven Russell (Jim Carrey, whose sssssspumeggiante ! Is the only reason why I was sitting in front of the screen) turns out gay and chooses to live in luxury cheat others (such as conducting trials in court without a lawyer having passed any examination) always managing to get away with it in some way. During a stay in prison, where he poses as the "ras the neighborhood, knows Phillip Morris (Ewan McGregor), the great love of his life. Subject and actors promise at least one of those movies that leave you indifferent and sometimes even tear you laugh. But the story that would be funny with a touch of sentimentality here and there, as well as being rather heavy in the middle then, humor is based on a two-penny he can not even make you laugh from the audience cinepattone (the main target of the film apparently). Those who managed to reach the end awake necessarily had to find an alternative activity (kiss the girl, thinking about the sprint championship, playing with the phone) . If it is not the worst movie I've ever seen ( him, and she has no rivals Babydog ), is a candidate with a good chance for the podium. To avoid.

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The Secret of His eye

won the Oscar for best foreign film overturning the predictions of the eve and will be released in Italy in June this Argentinian film set in the courtrooms of Buenos Aires between the '70s and today. Part
yellow / thriller, part melodrama of love, the film focuses on the first part of the investigative aspect, the second in the emotional aftermath that the story leaves the characters, but lost the rhythm and the carbonation (?) That the onset had thanks to a comical sidekick coming out gradually stage towards the end of the film.
In fact, even from a perspective of depth and pathos of the characters change, when you leave the movie strays a bit more to go 'in the rhetoric, culminating in the disgraceful happy ending-but when the moments of melodrama are stuck or embedded in rhythmic sequences such as the thrilling sequence in the stadium plan, the effect is much better for both the one for the other two of the scales. Wanting to be cynical you could say that the film stands up to the underlying theme of man stuck in time is supported by the detective story, and goes limp when it recedes into the background, and would also be true, although all in all, thanks mainly to the skill of the actors, the collapse is not as vertical and not so bitter aftertaste.
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