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John Michael McDonaghArgumento:
John Michael McDonaghCâmara:
Larry SmithMúsica:
Patrick CassidyElenco:
Brendan Gleeson, Chris O'Dowd, Kelly Reilly, Aidan Gillen, Dylan Moran, Isaach De Bankolé, M. Emmet Walsh, Marie-Josée Croze, Domhnall Gleeson (mais)Streaming (2)
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After being told he will be murdered in one week's time Father James Lavelle finds himself with seven days to determine who his would be killer is and put his affairs in order. Prevented by the 'seal of confessional' from going to the police, Father Lavelle opts to engage with and try to understand his small minded and morally scurrilous parishioners with the hope of dissuading the one amongst them intent on his death. (Entertainment One)
(mais)Críticas (5)
Em comparação com o filme anterior do realizador, The Guard, há menos humor no drama chamado Calvary, mas ainda há elementos cómicos, se tivermos um sentido de humor negro e se formos pelo menos um pouco cínicos. Brendan Gleeson deve receber rapidamente algum tipo de prémio, uma vez que o seu desempenho no papel principal é notável. O resto do elenco não está muito atrás dele, pois têm muito para interpretar - de facto, todos os personagens estão bem escritos e o filme orgulha-se de uma história forte e cuidadosamente construída, diálogos inteligentes com um ressalto filosófico e um argumento inteligente que não tem medo de nada. O que também se pode dizer do próprio realizador.
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The director and Brendan Gleeson did it again. They mesmerized me with a movie that may not necessarily be funny, but that is really dark and above all contains the amazing atmosphere of the Irish countryside. But it’s not only about the beautiful landscapes that you get to see in the movie. It’s also about the story, which is essentially very simple and straightforward, but which definitely provides a lot to think about. And last but not least, I mustn’t forget the actors. While in the USA some TV show actors have trouble switching from a comedy role to a serious one, here Dylan Moran and Chris O’Dowd do it with a flick of their finger. Obviously, I shouldn’t forget about the very interesting and likeable Kelly Reilly or Aidan Gillen. They all put in divine performances and Brendan is in charge of all that. I don’t know about you, but it’s been a long time since I saw a movie where I’d fall for so many characters at once and that would sweep me off my feet with the story and the atmosphere of the setting. An absolutely clear five-star review and not a star less than that.
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I'd much rather see the more famous one of the McDonaghs to make it as a theater performance, since although the other one nicely tries to take the biggest Irish skeleton out of the closet using reasonable means, but he is not very successful in doing so at the end of the day. On the one hand, it seems subversive, but it still has too much respect for the seriousness of the topic. That wouldn't happen to the "more famous" one. In any case, it can often be impressive in detail, but as a whole it is basically exactly what you would expect.
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The subject matter, the cartoonishly overwrought characters, and the structure of the scenes make this a classic nightmare. And in this case I mean that catechetically and existentially. Which strikes me as a pretty compelling testament to writer/director McDonagh's abilities. "I didn't realize how much you hate me." "I don't hate you. I'm saying you're have no integrity. Which is the worst thing I can say about anything."
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A good film that mainly stands out because there are interesting characters. Brendan Gleeson shows that he can handle the lead role perfectly on his own. But what is important is the whole environment and, of course, how the characters behave and what they say. It's as if the life of a priest - but not necessarily just a priest - is truly a calvary that not everyone can endure.
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