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PICS of the 3 Film Festivals in India
23.02.2013 | LEKHA SHANKAR's blog Cat. : of the 3 film festivals in India PICS FILM
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Best Movie of the Year!
Inspite of the Oscars, this is the Best Movie of the Year!
Forget the Oscars. This is easily the best movie of the year. And Bradley Cooper is easily the Best Actor, and the amazing ‘discovery’ of the year.
What an awesome performance, as the crazy, volatile, sensitive, loving, confused ‘bi-polar’ . There are so many such people ,with personality disorders, but it’s never been so realistically, harrowingly ,movingly portrayed on screen.
‘ Pat’ Bradley has that ‘look’ that never leaves him- and never leaves the audience either.
Kudos to him, and to director David Russel for a rivetting screenplay ( it was based on a book, but the Director said that Pat’s character was based on his bi-polar son). Robert de Niro and Jacki Weaver , as Pat’s frustrated, confused parents, could not be better cast too.
Too bad that Bradley was pitted against Abraham Lincoln,in the Oscar-race. Fortunately, Jennifer Lawrence didn’t face such an adversary. She was good, but Bradley was awesome.
It was the only ‘real’ film, in a year of ‘fictionalised’ political dramas. They were exciting stories. This was rivetting drama.
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Pics of 3 Indian Film Festivals
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