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Do like me. Defy the snowstorm, cold, slide under the arcades or on the sidewalks and run to the first show useful, perhaps the first of the afternoon, so you will be in four cats and feel of real fans.
It will be worth the effort if still in the room are projecting the latest work by Guy Ritchie, the director who carry a film every 5 and, fortunately for us, this time it is that good. In this
SHERLOCK HOLMES will find everything you ever wanted to see in a movie about the famous detective and never dared to ask.
Of course I talk to those of you who like a bit of crackling of genres and well-packed entertainment, humor dosing able to have fun with mounting American English.
If you are a purist, with nostalgia for the cape and hat of the icon checked Basil Rathbone (born 1892), if you expect, say, a dachshund and tarchiatello Dr. Watson, if you can not wait to hear again ruled the legendary (but not literary) sentence: "Elementary, Watson!", avoid this film like the plague for not bitter disappointments.
If you like The Show, then I will tell you that the three screenwriters, Michael Robert Johnson, Anthony Peckham and Simon Kinberg, seems to have made a race to bring out their best and we can give brio action and atmosphere, intrigue and comedy, tension and smiles, and keep alive our attention from start to finish.
to our senses more involved from the big screen, nothing is denied.
For we have heard: first, the skirmishes between the characters, where, for example, the notorious deductions of our hero is accompanied by snappy dialogue, quick and enjoyable.
other the soundtrack by Hans Zimmer, a proven professional who mixes here rightly quotes as the banjo to Spaghetti Westerns and the refrend Persuaders, with citations that evoke atmospheres Da Vinci Code and Pirates of the Caribbean .
For the eyes and Sunday we go back the view of nineteenth-century costumes and beautiful scenery is well revised interior that of the exterior, car chases, explosions and fights, all perfectly choreographed, dove regista e montatore fanno anche sfoggio, ma senza mai sbavare, di un “sapiente uso del rallenty” (adoro usare questa espressione! :-)).
I maschietti si rifaranno la vista anche su occhioni e labbrone di Rachel McAdams... ma a noi femminucce è toccato il meglio, col più fico Dottor Watson della storia del cinema, un “solo sulla carta” improbabile Jude Law.
Su pellicola, invece, risulta perfetto e credibile, a suo agio come generosa spalla, impeccabile persino nei dettagli di stile, come un accenno di sorrisetto sotto i baffi o un sopracciglio alzato.
So di essermi dilungata più del solito, ma devo necessariamente spendere due parole per il protagonista: quell'eccezionale faccia da schiaffi di Robert Downey Jr.
“ Robert chi?” avreste detto negli anni Novanta, quando la sua fedina penale era più animata della sua carriera e il suo volto si andava segnando per l'abuso di alcool e droghe.
L'attore, che è saputo risorgere dalle sue ceneri, è tornato alla ribalta nel 2000, partecipando alla serie televisiva Ally McBeal , da cui ha spiccato il volo per attraversare l'ultimo decennio in evidente stato di grazia.
Nei suoi occhi scuri arde una vena di pura follia non far from the truth sacred fire.
addition to fish out the episodes (68 to 90) of the show, I invite you to view at least 3 titles that are irresistible: KISS KISS BANG BANG (2005), TROPIC THUNDER (2008) and should not be underestimated IRON MAN (2008) , for the spectacular performance of his interpreter .
Waiting for the sequel to the latter, you should not miss the current SHERLOCK HOLMES, a true forerunner of CSI: Downey Jr. has redesigned the character with very personal, humorous and intriguing, as you understood, I liked very much.
of this film, even the end credits (if you appreciate a minimum figure) is worth watching.