Members Administrator Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Acho que o estúdio de Munique se desesperou com a reação mista ao filme e começou a lançar FYC ads... Que eu postei lá no outro tópico. E sinto muito, mas achar que King Kong leva Filme e/ou Direção é puro delírio de fanboy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Opa! Um rave nota A para Munique do Hollywood Reporter! By Kirk Honeycutt < =review_.jsp method=post>< = value=Munich name=SUBCATEGORY>< =image src="http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/images/_review_submit.gif" align=right value="Submit a review" border=0 name=submit> > < =reader_review.jsp method=post>< = value=Munich name=SUBCATEGORY>< =image src="http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/images/_review_read.gif" align=right value="Read reader reviews" border=0 name=submit> > Bottom line: A mesmerizing, richly nuanced inquiry into Israel's revenge of the Munich massacre of its athletes.Steven Spielberg successfully enters Costa-Gavras territory with "Munich," a thought-provoking, highly charged inquiry into the political, moral and historical ramifications of terrorism and the effort to combat this scourge. While "Munich" does not lack for action and intrigue -- indeed it brims with it -- Spielberg deliberately mutes the tone of these events so the film can address the ethics of counterterrorism, in this case assassinations.The problem faced by Universal Picture, which co-produced the film with DreamWorks and will distribute, is twofold: On the domestic side, the company must market "Munich," a film without stars, as a Spielberg film, yet it's the least Spielbergian film he has ever made. Secondly, overseas marketing must counter suspicions that a controversial film about terrorism made by an American Jewish director will have an anti-Palestinian bias. It doesn't, but we're talking about perceptions here.The film mostly concerns the aftermath of the terrifying hostage taking and murder of 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics. The story, written by Tony Kushner and Eric Roth (based on the book "Vengeance" by George Jonas), follows the somewhat fictionalized efforts of a secret team of five Israelis stationed in Europe to track down and kill 11 Palestinians suspected of planning the Munich attack. The Munich event itself is doled out in dark, gritty flashbacks throughout the movie, but these are seen as a recurring nightmare that drives and haunts the unit's leader.Eric Bana plays Avner Kauffman, a Mossad officer and former bodyguard to Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. He is personally selected by Meir (Lynn Cohen in a fine impersonation) to lead the assassins. So great is the secrecy that he must resign his position, virtually abandon his pregnant wife (Ayelet Zurer) and operate beyond the knowledge and supervision of his bosses, particularly the morally equivocating hard-ass Ephraim (Geoffrey Rush).The team is a surprisingly motley crew. Grimly determined South African hit man Steve (Daniel Craig) is maybe too eager to kill. Meticulous Belgian toymaker Robert (Mathieu Kassovitz) has the task of assembling bombs. The German-Jew Hans (Hanns Zischler), whose cover is an antique dealer, proves an excellent forger of documents. Cleanup man Carl (Ciaran Hinds) must worry that targets are clean and no collateral damage ensues.At first, the movie takes place in the familiar movie world of international intrigue and revenge melodrama. Gradually, though, an unease fills the scenes of the team shadowing and liquidating their prey. The victims are not what one might expect: a scholarly writer in Rome, who translates Arab literature into Italiana dignified professor in Paris, living a comfortable bourgeois life with his family. The realization hits some of the killers that no one has seen one iota of proof that these targets had anything to do with Munich.Certainly, no one today needs reminding how government assurances and intelligence can prove woefully wrong if not disingenuous. Indeed a new book about Israel's revengeful response to Munich claims the Israelis largely got the wrong men."All this blood comes back to us," complains one assassin. The unintended consequence for these men is that they are now haunted by their own bloody deeds. Worse, with these illegal acts, one argues, Israel loses its sense of righteousness. How can anyone now tell them apart from their enemies?There is even another price. For every death, Black September, the terrorist group behind Munich, strikes back with acts often more horrific, at least in terms of body count, than Munich. Finally, the hunters find themselves among the hunted as members of Avner's team are killed one by one.Political context comes in a telling sequence in which Avner, in his pose as a European communist, discusses the Palestinian issue with a Palestinian terrorist, who is unaware of Avner's true identity. In this calm discussion, it becomes evident that two tribes claim the same land with equal passion and that each has genuine grievances against the other. Each is willing to answer acts of violence with more acts of violence, perpetuating a deadly cycle that will never cease without the intercession of peacemakers, a group in short supply in the Middle East, then and now.One fascinating aspect to the group's tracking down targets is their total reliance on a shady French contact, Louis (Mathieu Amalric). He along with his deceptively affable father (Michael Lonsdale) are equal-opportunity buyers and sellers of information. It takes awhile for Avner to realize that nothing prevents this charming family from selling out his team.Spielberg stages the killings to maximize suspense without resorting to elaborate cinematic tricks. Killings and gunfights are messy, even botched. Characters are ordinary mortals with little emphasis on heroics. Avner's primary concern is a wife and daughter, whom he has spirted out of Israel to Brooklyn so he can visit them occasionally.Locations in various countries are kept matter of fact rather than exotic. Cinematographer Janusz Kaminski's smooth, retro style moves the film into darker, more disturbing colors as the killings continue. Designer Rick Carter never shows off period details. Michael Kahn's editing builds suspense in the individual sequences in a Hitchcockian manner as John Williams' muted score quickens the pulse.The film ends as two men part ways in Brooklyn. The towers of the World Trade Center Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members saulomeri Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Não acho aina que Munique tenha perdido o buzz, apesar da crítica negativa da Variety. Como a concorrência não está lá muito grande, é muito possível que ele seja indicado e ainda vencedor, afinal estamos falando de Steven Spielberg. No entanto, ainda aposto na vitória de Brokeback Mountain. King Kong levar o Oscar? Acho dificílimo! Indicado tenho certeza que será, e Watts também. Deve até levar uma penca de Oscar técnicos. Mas as categorias principais devem ser entre Brokeback Mountain e Munique. O que me surpreende, é essa queda do buzz em cima de Mrs. Henderson Presents. Parece que Hoskins e Mrs. Dench não estão mais com essa bola toda. Tô preocupado, pois acho Dench uma extraordinária atriz. E esse Terence Howard está me deixando com uma pulga atrás da orelha. Tô achando que leva uma indicação, pelo menos de coadjuvante por Crash. A não ser que a Academia o dê indicação dupla. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Christopher_P Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Eu acho que a esse ponto do campeonato já dá pra colocar King Kong praticamente como certeza entre os indicados a Melhor Filme. Com as ótimas críticas que está recebendo e com a grande bilheteria que o filme irá fazer, a Academia não vai conseguir deixar de indicá-lo. Mas de qualquer jeito, nunca que King Kong vai ultrapassar os números de Titanic na bilheteria, se acontecer será muito improvável. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 O Kris Tapley postou a crítica de O Novo Mundo... UM DOS PIORES FILMES DO ANO! O PIOR FILME DE MALICK! UM FRACASSO PIOR QUE O DE CRUZADA! Quanto sensacionalismo. Até parece que o filme é tão horrível assim. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Dark_Feanor Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Só para competir com o Ronny ' date=' . Novo King Kong mescla velha história de amor com nova tecnologia http://cinema.uol.com.br/ultnot/2005/12/09/ult26u20408.jhtm Que bom que a rabugenta da Isabela Boscov gostou do filme .Um outro rabugento , o REF , também gostou do filme . [/quote'] Pra mim Boscov está no limbo emtre os criticos, principalmente depois das criticas mediocres de SW e GdM. "A batalha espacial foi muito escura." Como alguem pode ter a (in)capacidade de escrever tal coisa em das maiores revistas do Brasil. Infame. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Dark_Feanor Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Só para competir com o Ronny ' date=' . Novo King Kong mescla velha história de amor com nova tecnologia http://cinema.uol.com.br/ultnot/2005/12/09/ult26u20408.jhtm Que bom que a rabugenta da Isabela Boscov gostou do filme .Um outro rabugento , o REF , também gostou do filme . [/quote'] Pra mim Boscov está no limbo emtre os criticos, principalmente depois das criticas mediocres de SW e GdM. "A batalha espacial foi muito escura." Como alguem pode ter a (in)capacidade de escrever tal coisa em das maiores revistas do Brasil? Infame. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members MERI BRASIL Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Olhem essa: "Ledger e Gyllenhaal tornam fisicamente palpável essa história de amor angustiado. Ledger desaparece de maneira mágica e misteriosa sob a pele de seu personagem flexível e sinuoso. É um grande desempenho cinematográfico, tão bom quanto o melhor de Marlon Brando e Sean Penn. A dor e a decepção sentidas por Jack, que é mais delicado e mais assumido, registra-se constantemente nos olhos tristes e expectantes de Gyllenhaal, que parecem dólares de prata." (grifado) ... Este é um parágrafo da crítica do The New York Times, assinada por Stephen Holden, do filme Brokeback Mountain. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Pelo menos ela deu merecidas cinco estrelas para O Resgate do Soldado Ryan na Set. Depois que entrou na VEJA, porém, ficou chata de doer. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members saulomeri Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Olhem essa: "Ledger e Gyllenhaal tornam fisicamente palpável essa história de amor angustiado. Ledger desaparece de maneira mágica e misteriosa sob a pele de seu personagem flexível e sinuoso. É um grande desempenho cinematográfico' date=' tão bom quanto o melhor de Marlon Brando e Sean Penn. A dor e a decepção sentidas por Jack, que é mais delicado e mais assumido, registra-se constantemente nos olhos tristes e expectantes de Gyllenhaal, que parecem dólares de prata." (grifado) ... Este é um parágrafo da crítica do The New York Times, assinada por Stephen Holden, do filme Brokeback Mountain. [/quote'] A primeira vista pode parecer exagerada esta crítica! Mas se ela tiver um mínimo de verdade, as minhas totais expectativas quanto a vitória de Philip Seymour Hoffman, podem estar com os dias contados. Guidon é que está jogando suas fichas em Ledger! Mas será que ele leva mesmo? Começo a achar que sim! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Elessar77 Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Um trechinho da critica do Kris Tapley para The New World: It isn’t saying much to call The New World Terrence Malick’s worst film. The man has only committed four of his visions to celluloid, so something is bound to wind up last to cross the finish line. But let me make my opinion clear enough by stating that The New World is one of the worst films of the year.Now that the shock and awe are out of the way, let me explain the reasons this film flails about like a pathetic film school thesis gone terribly wrong. Elessar7738696.6212384259 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Ronny Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Só para competir com o Ronny ' date=' . Novo King Kong mescla velha história de amor com nova tecnologia http://cinema.uol.com.br/ultnot/2005/12/09/ult26u20408.jhtm Que bom que a rabugenta da Isabela Boscov gostou do filme .Um outro rabugento , o REF , também gostou do filme . [/quote'] Pra mim Boscov está no limbo emtre os criticos, principalmente depois das criticas mediocres de SW e GdM. "A batalha espacial foi muito escura." Como alguem pode ter a (in)capacidade de escrever tal coisa em das maiores revistas do Brasil? Infame. Isso é muito subjetivo, rapaz. Voce gostou dos filmes, ela não, e parece ser bem por isso que voce odiou as resenhas dela... Eu não raro discordo da Boscov, mas em relação a GUERRA DOS MUNDOS e a STAR WARS, concordo plenamente. O que tem de incapacidade denotar que determinada cena é escura ou imprópria? Vamos tentar manter a imparcialidade, boys!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Ronny Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Coloco aqui também uma lista atualizada das datas e links dos principais prêmios da indústria e dos criticos: Dec 09' date=' Washington Area Film Critics Awards Nominations Dec 10, LAFCA AWARDS Dec 11, New York Film Critics Online Awards Dec 11, BFCA noms Dec 11, AFI AWARDS honorees announced Dec 12, New York Film Critics Awards, Dec 12, NBR noms Dec 12, Washington Area Film Critics Awards Dec 13, GG noms Dec 17, Satellite Awards Dec 17, Los Angeles Film Critics Awards Dec 19, LVFCS, Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards/The Sierra Awards Dec 20, Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards Jan 3, Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards/The Loutzenhiser Awards Jan 4, PGA and WGA noms Jan 5, SAG noms Jan 5, DGA noms Jan 9, BFCA awards Jan 9, VES noms Jan 9, OFCS noms Jan 10, NBR awards Jan 13, ADG noms Jan 13, AFI AWARDS 2005 luncheon Jan 13, Eddie Awards noms Jan 16, OFCS Award winners Jan 16, GG Awards Jan 18, BAFTA noms Jan 22, PGA awards Jan 26, CAS noms Jan 28, DGA Awards Jan 29, SAG awards Jan 31, Oscar noms Feb 4, WGA awards Feb 11, ADG awards Feb 15, VES awards Feb 19, Eddie Awards Feb 19, BAFTA awards Feb 25, CAS awards Feb 25, CDG awards Feb 26, ASC Awards Mar 4, Independent Spirit Awards Mar 5, Oscar awards Movie Industry Awards ACE, Eddie Awards, American Cinema Editors www.ace-filmeditors.org/n...eHome.html DGA, Directors Guild of America www.dga.org/index2.php3?chg=GA SAGA, The Screen Actors Guild Awards www.sagawards.org/ BAFTA, British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards www.bafta.org/ Oscars, Academy Awards www.oscar.com/ AFI Awards, American Film Institute www.afi.com/tvevents/afia...fault.aspx ADG, Art Directors Guild www.artdirectors.org/awards.php PGA, Producers Guild of America www.producersguild.org/ ASC, American Society of Cinematographers www.theasc.com/ WGA, Writers Guild of America www.wga.org/ CAS, Cinema Audio Society www.cinemaaudiosociety.org/html/cas2005.html CDG, Costume Designers Guild www.costumedesignersguild.com/ VES, Visual Effects Society www.vesawards.com/ Critics Film Awards Satellite Awards – The International Press Academy Awards www.pressacademy.com/ NBR, National Board of Review www.nbrmp.org/ BFCA, Broadcast Film Critics Association www.bfca.org/ Golden Globes, Hollywood Foreign Press Association Awards www.hfpa.org/ Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards www.cinemaclips.com/PFCS.htm Boston Society of Film Critics Awards (Still looking for the addy at Internet, who knows please, help) Chicago Films Critics Associaton Awards www.chicagofilmcritics.org/ No dates announced yet Dallas-Forth Worth Film Critics Association Awards www.dfwfilmcritics.com/ No dates announced yet Florida Film Critics Circle Awards www.floridafilmcriticscircle.org/main.html The International Cinema Society Announces Awards I don´t have the link, need some help in this one too! INOCA, The International Online Cinema Awards I don´t have the link, need some help in this one too! Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards The Loutzenhiser Awards www.kcfilmcritics.com/ LAFCA, Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards www.lafca.net/ London Critics Circle Film Awards criticscircle.org.uk/ No dates announced yet. LVFCS, Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards/The Sierra Awards www.themovieguys.com/lvfcs/ No dates announced yet. National Society of Film Critics Awards No addy yet, so also no dates to inform! New York Film Critics Circle Awards nyfcc.com/ No dates announced yet! OFCS, Online Film Critics Society Awards ofcs.rottentomatoes.com/ San Diego Film Critics Society Awards sdfilmcritics.cinephiles.net/ No dates announced yet! Seattle Film Critics Awards Still don´t have the addy! Southeastern Film Critics Association Awards Still don´t have the addy! WAFCA, WASHINGTON (D.C.) AREA FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION Still don´t have the addy[/quote'] Para atualizar! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members -felipe- Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 'Narnia' Rivals: Adults Only? No one doubts that Disney's The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe will be the big winner at the box office this weekend. The only question is, how big? Studio executives are hoping that at the very least it will show that audiences will flock to theaters despite higher ticket and concession prices, more advertising, and more rude behavior -- all of the things they've blamed for this year's 6-percent fall-off in box-office revenue. The only other film opening wide this weekend is Warner Bros.' George Clooney starrer Syriana, which has received generally outstanding reviews but is not likely to make a big impact on the box office. Two other films being touted for their Oscar worthiness are also opening in limited release this weekend -- Sony's Memoirs of a Geisha and Focus Films' gay cowboy drama Brokeback Mountain. Both films are premiering not only in the usual locations of New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto but also in San Francisco -- Geisha, to attract that city's large Asian population and Brokeback to attract its large gay population. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members crawford Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Olhem essa: "Ledger e Gyllenhaal tornam fisicamente palpável essa história de amor angustiado. Ledger desaparece de maneira mágica e misteriosa sob a pele de seu personagem flexível e sinuoso. É um grande desempenho cinematográfico' date=' tão bom quanto o melhor de Marlon Brando e Sean Penn. A dor e a decepção sentidas por Jack, que é mais delicado e mais assumido, registra-se constantemente nos olhos tristes e expectantes de Gyllenhaal, que parecem dólares de prata." (grifado) ... Este é um parágrafo da crítica do The New York Times, assinada por Stephen Holden, do filme Brokeback Mountain. [/quote'] A primeira vista pode parecer exagerada esta crítica! Mas se ela tiver um mínimo de verdade, as minhas totais expectativas quanto a vitória de Philip Seymour Hoffman, podem estar com os dias contados. Guidon é que está jogando suas fichas em Ledger! Mas será que ele leva mesmo? Começo a achar que sim! Comparar a atuação de Heath Ledger com Penn e Brando? Que ousadia hein! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members guidon Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Pra mim o Oscar já é dele Brincadeira, mas hj acho que ele leva. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members crawford Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Pelo menos Brokeback Mountain começa a trilhar um bom caminho de público. BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN 5 $191,543-- / $38,309$191,543 / 1 Essa é a impressionante arrecadação do filme na estreia ontem nos EUA. A méda por sala é 6 (seis) vezes a média de sala do filme Cronicas de Nárnia, maior arrecadação do dia.crawford38696.758599537 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members bill Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Dec 09, Washington Area Film Critics Awards Nominations Dec 10, LAFCA AWARDS Dec 11, New York Film Critics Online Awards Dec 11, BFCA noms Dec 11, AFI AWARDS honorees announced Dec 12, New York Film Critics Awards, Dec 12, NBR noms Dec 12, Washington Area Film Critics Awards Dec 13, GG noms Semana movimentada. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Pedro Cinéfilo Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Alguém tem a lista do LAFCA Awards, já que seria hoje? Ah... eu assisti à Crônicas de Nárnia e achei um filme muito competente, os primeiros trinta minutos são fantásticos. Mas o filme deve ficar nas categorias técnicas, sendo que Efeitos Especiais deveria ganhar, é um trabalho fenomenal! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Fernando Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Só para competir com o Ronny ' date=' . Novo King Kong mescla velha história de amor com nova tecnologia http://cinema.uol.com.br/ultnot/2005/12/09/ult26u20408.jhtm Que bom que a rabugenta da Isabela Boscov gostou do filme .Um outro rabugento , o REF , também gostou do filme . [/quote'] Pra mim Boscov está no limbo emtre os criticos, principalmente depois das criticas mediocres de SW e GdM. "A batalha espacial foi muito escura." Como alguem pode ter a (in)capacidade de escrever tal coisa em das maiores revistas do Brasil? Infame. Eu não confio muito na Boscov , já disse aqui várias vezes .Além disso, para mim a melhor opinião é a minha mesmo ...<?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Ronny Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Nada da LAFCA ainda!!! Será que foi adiado??? E Fernando, é nossa opinião que, no fim das contas, importa mesmo. Mas as críticas são importantes, pois adianta tendências... Ronny38696.7948958333 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Fernando Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Com certeza , Ronny . Só quis dizer que mesmo que nós acompanhemos as críticas até para ampliar nosso conhecimento a respeito do cinema , no final das contas , devemos seguir o que realmente acreditamos e gostamos nos filmes , a despeito da maioria dos críticos e do público ter um posicionamento contrário ao nosso . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Ronny Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Com certeza ' date=' Ronny . Só quis dizer que mesmo que nós acompanhemos as críticas até para ampliar nosso conhecimento a respeito do cinema , no final das contas , devemos seguir o que realmente acreditamos e gostamos nos filmes , a despeito da maioria dos críticos e do público ter um posicionamento contrário ao nosso . [/quote'] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members haziell Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Pra mim o Oscar já é dele Brincadeira' date=' mas hj acho que ele leva. [/quote']Estou tentando aceitar a vitória dele, q será o ator mais jovem a receber o prêmio (se levar), mas minha torcida ainda é por David Strathairn, gosto do seu trabalho há tempos, mas se não for ele, q seja o Ledger. Pelo trailer, me impressionou muito. Alguém já sabe com q nome esse e outros filmes virão pro Brasil? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted December 10, 2005 Members Report Share Posted December 10, 2005 Os caras do OscarWatch estão dizendo que vai demorar horas, mas não entendi direito como e nem porquê. Talvez só lá por perto da meia-noite ou algo assim... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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