The Artist Movie Review
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The artist movie review
It switches from action to tenderness. In the artist it is a love made impossible by fate and the reversal of status. It s played for laughs and tears. The unforeseen tragedy that befalls michael is the turning point both for gayu and the film. Artist is a well assembled film beautifully crafted and portrayed by a stunning cast. Not that it s entirely silent of course. This film is an absolute marvel charming witty surprising moving clever and beautiful. It s got a really funny dog. Filmmaking is about decisions thousands and thousands of them and everyone involved in the artist makes every decision to perfection. The egocentricity of the artist now finds allies in frustration and aggravation and together with loads of self depreciation they wreak havoc on the sanity of the woman who has chosen to live with him. Physical consummation is irrelevant. Like all silent films were it s accompanied by. It lovingly pays tribute to a glamorous hollywood that no longer exists celebrating starry eyed girls dreaming of red carpet glory mustachioed matinee idols and audiences who wholeheartedly buy into the celluloid illusions that flicker in the dark. The artist in the best possible sense is more of a movie than a film. The artist knows you re aware it s silent and kids you about it.
It is a flirtation in which the man is teacher mentor and lover. The artist in the best possible sense is more of a movie than a film. The cinematography is ravishing in luminous black and white. In the process it unfurls the facets of an artist as the frames closely capture a man in the process of his creation constantly conceiving images trying and failing cursing and sometimes breaking down like a child. It s played for laughs and tears. Here is one of the most entertaining films in many a moon a film that charms because of its story its performances and because of the sly way it plays with being silent and black and white. It s got a really funny dog. The artist is a movie for people who love movies.
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That's all about The artist movie review, The artist is a movie for people who love movies. It s got a really funny dog. Here is one of the most entertaining films in many a moon a film that charms because of its story its performances and because of the sly way it plays with being silent and black and white. It s played for laughs and tears. In the process it unfurls the facets of an artist as the frames closely capture a man in the process of his creation constantly conceiving images trying and failing cursing and sometimes breaking down like a child. The cinematography is ravishing in luminous black and white.