Showing posts with label Seven Psychopaths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seven Psychopaths. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

No Shootouts? What? Are We Making French Movies Now?

This is good. I like this one.




















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Friday, October 05, 2012

A Few New Posters for 'Seven Psychopaths'

These are sprouting like weeds. Not bad, though.

There's more (yep), but I like these.


































































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Monday, October 01, 2012

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Nice Rhythm, Good Pacing, Effective Editing

And the dialogue doesn't beat you over the head.


















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Thursday, August 30, 2012

Click Click Red Band Trailer for 'Seven Psychopaths'

Just goes to show what a good director (that would Martin McDonagh, 'In Bruges') can do. Everything here just works. You expect it to be self-conscious, cliche, phoned-in, but it's good.

And, hard to believe, every moment is your favorite. Woody Harrelson's manic hood is cute and plays, well, real -- you hang on every word. Christopher Walken is always solid but here he rises above (don't ask how). Sam Rockwell is pure money. Gabourey Sidibe delivers, like don't even think about it. And Colin Farrell is just so, even with lines that would make other actors look silly he just shines. Tom Waits turns what seems like a toss away scene into something fun and worth watching.

These performances, these line readings, could be lifted from an awards contender. Every gesture, each tick, is informed by the actor's soul. You almost never get that even from high profile dramas.

Yeah, good direction. This script might have yielded a trite wooden snoozer but McDonagh got some great performances and brought it all to life.

Good stuff. Can't wait.




















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Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Trailer for 'Seven Psychopaths'

I don't usually like the 'ensemble crime caper' but this is sterling. Christopher Walken at 1:45 is worth the price of admission.

Great visuals, story has potential. "I like it. It's got layers."



















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