Thursday, October 7, 2010

Latest film, Memoirs of a Geisha Review

Memoirs of a Geisha is a solid romance, and epic and unworn. This is a good adaptation, tells the story and let it unfold without having. Romance and tragedy is as solid as they come, and make you hope and wait for the time being, where the pair will find one another.This love continues in adolescence, although they do not see him again until the age of puberty. Learn ways of elusive geisha, she achieved its objective as the Second World War up in the courtyard of her house back and change everything. Union such as the dynamics of internal fighting and other things of characters reminiscent of everyone you know. Regardless of country or culture, people are people. 





  An adaptation of Arthur Golden best seller, with the same title. This is the unfortunate story of a girl (Zhang Ziyi) with a sad life, said in a later time. This is the story of the hundreds of thousands of girls born abroad, living the life we here in America can be understood only through the majesty of the film. Sold by her parents as a slave, you grow up with her only remaining goal, to become a dancer. While a small child, training, and will meet President (Ken Watanabee) and falls in love with him.  





I was sold on this movie so completely. Something happens in the editing room about 1942. Started all of a sudden this movie very sophisticated patient to ignore the fast-forward characters carefully so that was molded. The change in the sub-plots bitter rivalry came out of nowhere, suddenly. I can hear the producer now, he said "We are in 3 and a half hour we've got a spare man. Cut, cut, cut!" The destruction was enough left on the cutting room floor film on two more films. Graded on a bell curve is not as well as romantic in my book. I enjoyed rather Ziyi and non-combatant and enjoy her femininity. However, if this was classified as an epic, and I'm afraid it does not rise to a large extent. Also did not tell the story much. Brief, at least in this case, rather than an ally.


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