Filmography with a par.
I said a few weeks ago, on the other hand: "If you are fans of Western, not lose anything, but if fans can not miss True Grit."
The issue has been around me in the head: Why recommend something. When I heard it was one of the movies nominated for Oscars, almost wishes not granted, precisely because it said before: movie, I loved it very much: I am a fan, but I am concerned I do not know if it is good or not: I am not fan-but I will be. And I fear the genre was hurt when a film is awarded the same, whether or not sufficient merit, but the Oscars themselves and lack of seriousness and prestige once had, and his designation as often been disrupted more than recognize to the unlucky winners. Although helpful when searching for items correlates to it, for example, the 1969 version, the book, now in English or English, which is adapted the script, "do not want to spend another 18 or 20 years without constantly Westerns Billboard "This year we had at least two, and progress.
True Grit, then, is a rimeik (remake), and although I have not seen one in which John Wayne played nothing but the trailer and some pictures, I perceive a difference between the two very important: it, Rooster Cogburn certainly seems to be the protagonist, in which she stars Jeff Bridges, more recently, the actor, no doubt, is Mattie Ross, played by Hailee Steinfeld. I do not know which version conforms most to the novel, and in any case I consider irrelevant, though I would get a copy and savor it, "has impressed me so much difference, I am looking forward to get to the store copy I ordered the original adaptation. Maybe it's that difference, and I come across, I venture to recommend my contemporary, I have the suspicion this is a superior film to even the capacity of its directors (who accepted the girl was nominated as best supporting actress, not to disturb anyone before the distribution of the wafers, or not realize they were filming the movie, who knows.)
already talked then, a few weeks, to both further. For now, go see a movie, if you still have time.
I said a few weeks ago, on the other hand: "If you are fans of Western, not lose anything, but if fans can not miss True Grit."
The issue has been around me in the head: Why recommend something. When I heard it was one of the movies nominated for Oscars, almost wishes not granted, precisely because it said before: movie, I loved it very much: I am a fan, but I am concerned I do not know if it is good or not: I am not fan-but I will be. And I fear the genre was hurt when a film is awarded the same, whether or not sufficient merit, but the Oscars themselves and lack of seriousness and prestige once had, and his designation as often been disrupted more than recognize to the unlucky winners. Although helpful when searching for items correlates to it, for example, the 1969 version, the book, now in English or English, which is adapted the script, "do not want to spend another 18 or 20 years without constantly Westerns Billboard "This year we had at least two, and progress.
True Grit, then, is a rimeik (remake), and although I have not seen one in which John Wayne played nothing but the trailer and some pictures, I perceive a difference between the two very important: it, Rooster Cogburn certainly seems to be the protagonist, in which she stars Jeff Bridges, more recently, the actor, no doubt, is Mattie Ross, played by Hailee Steinfeld. I do not know which version conforms most to the novel, and in any case I consider irrelevant, though I would get a copy and savor it, "has impressed me so much difference, I am looking forward to get to the store copy I ordered the original adaptation. Maybe it's that difference, and I come across, I venture to recommend my contemporary, I have the suspicion this is a superior film to even the capacity of its directors (who accepted the girl was nominated as best supporting actress, not to disturb anyone before the distribution of the wafers, or not realize they were filming the movie, who knows.)
already talked then, a few weeks, to both further. For now, go see a movie, if you still have time.
Manuel Emilio Castillo Silva.
Lomas Verdes, on March 17, 2011.
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Mentidero of Fallacies. Virgilio Sofistófeles .
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