"Seven Souls
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Seven Pounds Director: Gabriele Muccino
Writer: Grant Nieporte
Cast: Will Smith, Rosario Dawson, Woody Harrelson, Michael Ealy, Barry Pepper
USA, 2008
Hope is something that might not be possible to keep within one. Moreover when the pillars of life crumble in a blink of an eye, transforming the outlook much more nebulous and radical, leaving the determination to end all be much closer to the rational.
"Seven Pounds" is a film that while it may be criticized many prejudices, leaves something to the viewer that is valued and appreciated by so much banal offering in the movie listings. The film directed by Gabriele Muccino - same director of "The Pursuit of Happyness" (2006) - starring Will Smith, at first may be one more among many works that are attached to support his lead actor profitable yet the script grabs and displays an argument well worth being aware of it, as did the director with Smith years ago showing that among these are good films.
The film has no technical issues stand out, their actions pass smoothly through the argument, the format does not generate feelings handed marvel points nor call too much attention, but this is overlooked by the history. Everything from an accident that the roots desagarra the protagonist's life and leads him to take one of the most contentious decisions about life. Perhaps this is what leaves everyone puzzled by encouraging to leave the package of popcorn side and sharpening the senses in the direction of the film that seemed to be something else.
argument handling is remarkable. So interesting that keeps the tension at all times, revealing layer after layer each of the events that make up the final goal of the work. To this illusion the viewer is thoughtful in what is better in these cases, putting into question the good and evil, right and wrong, as some years ago on a platform we posicionábamos legal for judging " goodness of euthanasia "motivated by" Mar Adentro "by Alejandro Amenabar. What happens in a case as "Seven Pounds"? It's more a personal choice, although goodness towards others becomes one of the best gifts of generosity displayed on the screen in recent years.
Rating: 5 / 7
Original Title:
Seven Pounds Director: Gabriele Muccino
Writer: Grant Nieporte
Cast: Will Smith, Rosario Dawson, Woody Harrelson, Michael Ealy, Barry Pepper
USA, 2008
Hope is something that might not be possible to keep within one. Moreover when the pillars of life crumble in a blink of an eye, transforming the outlook much more nebulous and radical, leaving the determination to end all be much closer to the rational.
"Seven Pounds" is a film that while it may be criticized many prejudices, leaves something to the viewer that is valued and appreciated by so much banal offering in the movie listings. The film directed by Gabriele Muccino - same director of "The Pursuit of Happyness" (2006) - starring Will Smith, at first may be one more among many works that are attached to support his lead actor profitable yet the script grabs and displays an argument well worth being aware of it, as did the director with Smith years ago showing that among these are good films.
The film has no technical issues stand out, their actions pass smoothly through the argument, the format does not generate feelings handed marvel points nor call too much attention, but this is overlooked by the history. Everything from an accident that the roots desagarra the protagonist's life and leads him to take one of the most contentious decisions about life. Perhaps this is what leaves everyone puzzled by encouraging to leave the package of popcorn side and sharpening the senses in the direction of the film that seemed to be something else.
argument handling is remarkable. So interesting that keeps the tension at all times, revealing layer after layer each of the events that make up the final goal of the work. To this illusion the viewer is thoughtful in what is better in these cases, putting into question the good and evil, right and wrong, as some years ago on a platform we posicionábamos legal for judging " goodness of euthanasia "motivated by" Mar Adentro "by Alejandro Amenabar. What happens in a case as "Seven Pounds"? It's more a personal choice, although goodness towards others becomes one of the best gifts of generosity displayed on the screen in recent years.
Rating: 5 / 7
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