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“Nothing lasts,” he whispers to his lover, played eloquently by Cate Blanchett–Daisy. He’s grown younger at this point, at the point when he should be at middle age, reflecting on life that’s passing him by in backward time. “Some things last,” she retorts. Both of what they say is true, and is symbolized by a clock, and a journal. The clock represents something more than telling time. In fact, it tells time in reverse order. It’s created by a man who loses his son in the war, and thinks that by turning back the clocks, we can somehow grasp something …
Filed under Movie Review, Zack Champagne · Tagged with 1918, 2005, academy awards, brad pitt, cate blanchett, david fincher, f. scott fitzgerald, hurricane katrina, Movie Review, new orleans, the curious case of benjamin button, world war i
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The Coen brothers never cease to amaze me, and have been two of the most prominent filmmakers this generation. Ever since their breakthrough debut, “Blood Simple”, they’ve not only made some of the most intriguing, intense and deep-thinking films in the last 25 years, but also some of the most gut-busting hilarious comedides as well. It’s hard to believe sometimes that the same guys who made something as devastating as “Miller’s Crossing” or “Fargo” could also make screwball romps like “Raising Arizona” and thoughtful cerebral knee-slapper “O Brother Where Art Thou?” and “The Big Lebowski”. Well, you can add “Burn …
Filed under Movie Review, Zack Champagne · Tagged with brad pitt, burn after reading, CIA, comedy, ethan coen, george clooney, joel coen, john malkovich, Movie Review, tilda swinton
