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| Runtime: 116 min Audio: Dual Audio Language: English Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 256 kbps |
Review: Revenge is hardly a new concept of cinema. Terms of basic this, however, have a seat back in compliance with the type from an oven. Speaking at an all-star cast, the story unfolds slowly, but very powerful. Set in a rural America today, the film captures a beautiful country and glory that seemed to wither under the weight of war and the economy. Throw in skillfully fleshes out various characters, settings believability and give them a level of rare depth. This causes the atmosphere to be visible, and the elements of drama everyone is real star of the film. All the cast great and necessary, but Christian Bale and Woody Harrelson completely stole the show. As a wicked bad-the-bone-script, Harrelson is awesomely jerk, only the presence of its size on the screen real worry. Alternatively, Bale plays a good man, but the problem, was sentenced saw him partly broken do disintegrated at a time in life. I met the director, Scott Cooper, in an interview on Carson Daly. She mentioned impact means and diving audience in films. For that matter, I will appreciate the effort is an undeniable success. In certain scenes, I found myself repeating these actions and emotions expressed on screen, such as fear, liberation, anxiety, stress, and in particular, a tranquil sigh of relief. The movie is more action, the tone is reminiscent to me of the place Beyond the Pines, a drama as well as making a certain crime and taste. Also, I feel that the number of Pearl Jam opens and closes the film is a perfect choice for the intended vibe, and is a topic that deserves special access. Overall, this movie was very well done, though lacking the glamor and flash of an action movie. As a movie, I recommend it for fans of this genre.
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