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Glorious 39 [DVD] [2010]
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Genre | Drama |
Format | Dolby, Widescreen, PAL, Subtitled, Digital Sound |
Contributor | Glorious 39 ( Glorious Thirty Nine ) ( 1939 ), Glorious 39, David Tennant, Christopher Lee, Glorious Thirty Nine, Stephen Poliakoff, Asier Newman, Hugh Bonneville, Juno Temple, 1939, Romola Garai, Bill Nighy, Julie Christie, Jenny Agutter, Eddie Redmayne See more |
Language | English |
Runtime | 2 hours and 3 minutes |
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Stephen Poliakoff writes and directs this tense conspiracy thriller set in rural Norfolk in the days leading up to the outbreak of World War II. Romola Garai stars as Anne, a beautiful young actress with a seemingly perfect life: adored eldest daughter of prominent Tory politician Alexander Keyes (Bill Nighy), she is passionately in love with Foreign Office official Lawrence (Charlie Cox). As the storm clouds of war gather on the horizon, Anne stumbles upon some secret recordings of government meetings that reveal dark secrets about Britain's relationship with Nazi Germany, and soon finds herself inextricably caught in a tangled web of deceit and betrayal.
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- Aspect Ratio : 2.35:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 5.31 x 0.59 x 7.48 inches; 2.82 ounces
- Audio Description: : English
- Item model number : 5060116725018
- Director : Stephen Poliakoff
- Media Format : Dolby, Widescreen, PAL, Subtitled, Digital Sound
- Run time : 2 hours and 3 minutes
- Release date : March 29, 2010
- Actors : Julie Christie, David Tennant, Christopher Lee, Hugh Bonneville, Jenny Agutter
- Subtitles: : English
- Producers : Glorious 39 ( Glorious Thirty Nine ) ( 1939 ), Glorious 39, Glorious Thirty Nine, 1939
- Language : English (Dolby Digital 2.0)
- Studio : Momentum Pictures
- ASIN : B002YV5S5K
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #404,628 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #54,785 in Drama DVDs
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'Glorious 39' develops somewhat slowly. It also may have potential to grow on U if given the chance. I will point towards a couple (unfortunate) flaws nagging in this well crafted film. But first...
***** STRENGTHS : There are many plenty of positive elements to highlight:
its subject matter, underlying texts, exceptional cast & performances, scenic' locations, mindful Hitchcockian flavors, wonderful costume, AND profound moments in dialogue.
~ Yet, there are 2 MORE 'coinciding' reasons that garner an 'Anomalous 5' star rating: ~
First, the performance of Romola Garai throughout. She is & has deservedly been widely recognized and acclaimed. No exception here. (In all fairness, I try and remain objective but I openly admit; THIS IS my favourite lead billing of my VERY favourite actress.) Nonetheless, her captivating film presence & portrayal is reason enough for one to consider a VISIT or REVISIT of this film & just appreciate it... :)
As Anne Keyes, Romola Garai carries the lead role & interprets her character in rhythmic stride. From the privileged world as the eldest (and adopted) daughter of a British Member of Parliament, she leads us through her psychological downfall. A victim of betrayal & treachery, her journey into a darkness remains in a perfect motion. Even a certain physical wear & tear is (eventually) displayed in part with subtle body language and 'guttural achings'.
Second and realizing it takes a team to succeed more so than ever here, the 'confinement' of Anne Keyes is Glorious 39's towering apex in story & presentation. We are presented with correlating sequences & a series of dramatic character scenes. And as an outcome of circumstances during her 'confinement' continues, it climbs even a RUNG HIGHER.
Take special note of the eye/door crevice scene about halfway through the 'confinement'. You'll soon find Anne engaged in anger, confrontation, desperation, frustration, sadness, helplessness and (possibly) a private surrender. It is a true struggle delivered in an effortless flow.
Subsequently, Writer/Director Poliakoff superbly captures Anne's 'LOOK of RESOLVE.' 'THE APEX'. THE MOMENT when all she's encountered CULMINATES perfectly in Romola Garai's face.
With a few minor adjustments in tying in the story line ,Glorious 39 could have ended right there... (sigh...) For those approximate 18 minutes, regardless of any shortcomings elsewhere, it stands as one of my absolute favourite slices of film drama. In some ways, they just may be...
***** WEAKNESSES: Aside from the POSSIBILITY of an acquired taste (what genre of art actually isn't?) or its somewhat slower pace, this film does suffer some drawback on more than one occasion from awkward attempts in believability. There are spot holes in script and at times its characters come across as over-directed or forced.
***** OVERALL: You can do much worse in experiencing a 2 hour + feature film. You can't do much better than a stellar Romola Garai.....accompanied with the supporting & basis elements around her, on all cylinders and in unison. I find Glorious 39 as engaging & entertaining as a movie can be. I still & will always luv this movie, any flaws (if @ all !), like NO OTHER. - An Anomalous 5.
The movie is beautiful to look at and well acted. It is quite suspenseful until the last 10 minutes when it all falls apart. The final scenes of the movie make no sense. It's as if the screenwriter got bored with his work and just tacked on any old ending just to be finished.
So, in response to the actual movie: I thought the landscape was beautiful! As were the clothes. I just thought visually, it was stunning. And the acting (for the most part) was decenet. Romola Garai had some pretty intense moments, although her character took an somewhat predictable turn. She did the best with what she was given, to say the least. Also, I loved David Tennant's little blurb about Hitler. But then again, it's David Tennant, c'mon.
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es hat viel spaß gemacht diesen film zu schauen
Danke dafür
奇想天外な裏切り者たちの正体。そしてエンディング。とてもスリリングで興味深い内容の映画でした。観る価値ありです。