Wednesday, November 10, 2010

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Perhaps the only positive of a bad movie made by a director who has been raising expectations, is that your next bet can be seen as a masterpiece. By comparison and contrast. Aja Alexadre speak French and her latest Piranha (EU, 2010) which is neither a masterpiece nor reinvented for nothing but his former side and very disappointing Mirrors (EU, 2008) reaches dimensions worthy This emphasis.

is a remake (seems to Axa, for better or for worse, is working on it) of the classic movie seventies horror film and a half trashero parody Joe Dante signed immediately as gold standard Spielberg's Jaws . A re-check that little bit more than the original more than wet T-shirt and willingness to tanorexia, a self-consciously cynical exploitation product that basks in its status and development (beyond - or closer, almost nonexistent a dramatic progression / narrative), by exercising cumulative visceral gags courtesy of legendary craftsman gore makeup hyper and therefore unlikely bordering on Nicotero, an argument of ironic double standard: conservative fable provided to broach a moral prescription of the family, the temptations and vices, we first unwrapped hyper attests an orgy of carnage and hemoglobin. Piranhas perform the same function as the Gremlins (EU, 1984) also Dante's own: go to stop right in the moment of ecstasy holiday (Christmas in the case of Dante, springbreackero in the case of Aja) to transform in chaos and tragedy on a large scale, in this case in a delirious version deformadísima-if you can more-and all too bad milk of any media product irritating to Wild On.

Imperfecta yes, very imperfect, but Piranha as an antidote to the smug vampire adventures of chastity so dominant in recent horror film, something of perfection is found.

(Joseph Abril)

Friday, October 22, 2010

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Although I agree with some considering the fact Hell (Mexico, 2010) the best film of Luis Estrada (I prefer to think of it as the least worst ), not finished completely empathize with her. And yes: it has a brisk pace that helps a lot, some, not many achieved and-gags some-very few lines of dialogue, silly. But it has so many flaws and among those many the most annoying, irritating, is the conception of certain characters. A Estrada what happens to Novaro (Mary director, Beatriz writer) who from his mentality coyoaquense corner given by the countess imagined "ideal types" and therefore unlikely to believe in fiction name basis (or twitter ?) with reality, if the latter the Working Class Goes to Paradise workers and their wives-course-speak with an awareness of class and gender and political agitator like any shift and with such resources as political science students at UNAM are treated (I think especially in the Tiare Scanda of No trace / 2000), in that the narcos show such awareness of the Mexican reality and would like any avid committed reader "ideal" La Jornada or process.

Estrada claims that his Cochiloco (a heavy Joaquin Cosio), which has as much capacity for thinking out loud (and the slightest provocation, external) to the trigger, is something like the carrier, and forgiveness with the term "ethos of hell, and that makes their obviotes, politically and impostadísimos aclichados dialogues contribute to the whole thing is dangerously close to swallow.

(Joseph Abril)

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

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few years ago, in the second half of the nineties to be precise, Peter Greenaway Britain tried to create some controversy about the nature of cinema. For multimedia artist now too has yielded the medium, the art of the moving image, to literature. Thus, the ballast narrative logic, because in traditional narrative greenawayniana meant "little positive beginning to find it. With their ideas tried to claim that enormous debt that the film had (and no doubt it continues to some extent have) with art and that few, very few he said, were aware. Much of what Greenaway shouting seemed to cause a nearby cinema with video art video installation or after something closer to the cosmopolitan gallery to the vulgarity of the multi-room shopping. postmodern provocateur and as a good beginning to discount heads: from classics veneradísimos by tradition to contemporary pop. Few managed to escape from their perspective views. For this writer these thinking aloud were merely deceptions that little echo, fortunately, have.

The Greenaway at that time comes about because the Steve McQueen of Hunger (Hunger, England v Ireland, 2008) reminded me. But let's be clear: it reminded me in a different sense. Now let's put this in perspective: McQueen comes from the area in which Greenaway seems to feel quite comfortable in his element: video art and video installation (in the case of Greenaway's film-installation), the media and the so-called avant-garde art in which the moving image bit is understood narrative conventions and the moments are almost always represented by digital image, decontextualized abstractions become, purely formal exercises and somewhat cryptic. And coming from these areas can be imagined that his foray into movies would be a large format translation, expensive and extended so that it has garnered a reputation in the ways of the biennials, art shows and art festivals. To put the logic of Greenaway: McQueen is someone who by training and background could understand those concerns. But NO. McQueen, fortunately, is not flagged "enfant terrible" of self-conscious esthete Greenaway provocative, but not give up the look of the aesthetic (in this case as well, to dry) which Greenaway bet.

Indeed, McQueen does not give the look of the "artist", but also underestimates the narrative nature of the medium and its power and emotional impact. Hunger therefore not a sham and in that sense is not an arrogant exercise Mannerist rehearsing with the frame stiff and cold plastically evocative compositions. It is urgent to put an extraordinary work of comprehensive and complex, organic if it fits the definition, assumed that while a trial is serves in a sensitive and warm the fund , events and characters give absolute substance. There's history (some structure but not quite conventional narrative governed by the logic of causality) and History (the recreation of some events more or less recent past in the troubled relations between Ireland and England). There are contemplative distance against certain situations but also room for introspective mechanisms of the characters (notably Bobby Sands, IRA activist, which focus the film ends, formidably played by Michael Fassbender). And although every once in a while we left off listening the stern voice of the infamous Margaret Thatcher to specify its context, there are resources McQueen (or the lack of certain resources) the possibility of giving the (s) history (s) a timeless and universal dimension.

There so many things I want to talk about hunger . The organic conception and poetic spaces, complete with feces or urine, including the outstanding balance is achieved, at times, including a formal stasis and flow of blowing up the routine dialogues shot / reverse (the scene stars between Bobby Sands and the priest should blush with shame Tarantino) or very Freudian (Lucien, not Sigmund) approaches to the agony and damage to the body. But also There are so many things I have to do and do not want englosinarme until I leave here.

Greenaway, apparently, has created monsters.

Another McQueen film aesthetics that seems close to everything and distances: Derek Jarman. But this is already a pending matter.

(Joseph Abril)

Thursday, September 23, 2010

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60 years of an absolute masterpiece, the best film in the first half of last follow if not the century dry, even better yet Citizen Kane, even though the "official" list indicate otherwise. (Well, I think in this hierarchies Night of the Hunter-Laughton, 1955 - he is on the heels of that this year, incidentally, turns 65.

(Joseph Abril)