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[maghrib-genova]

The old Guard Casts' Height.

[lost815]

Far From the Madding Crowd and the fascinating Gabriel Oak.

"When Farmer Oak smiled, the corners of his mouth spread till they were within an unimportant distance of his ears, his eyes were reduced to chinks, and diverging wrinkles appeared round them, extending upon his countenance like the rays in a rudimentary sketch of the rising sun."

"In his face one might notice that many of the hues and curves of youth had tarried on to manhood: there even remained in his remoter crannies some relics of the boy. His height and breadth would have been sufficient to make his presence imposing, had they been exhibited with due consideration. But there is a way some men have, rural and urban alike, for which the mind is more responsible than flesh and sinew: it is a way of curtailing their dimensions by their manner of showing them. And from a quiet modesty that would have become a vestal which seemed continually to impress upon him that he had no great claim on the world’s room. Oak walked unassumingly and with a faintly perceptible bend, yet distinct from a bowing of the shoulders. This may be said to be a defect in an individual if he depends for his valuation more upon his appearance than upon his capacity to wear well, which Oak did not."

There is something unique about Thomas Hardy's description of Gabriel Oak in Far From the Madding Crowd. Something unique for a romantic hero in the Victorian period and even today. He is described as an element of nature and so ethereal. Quiet modesty? Vestal? More concerned with mind than flesh? Society has indoctrinated us to believe that these are desirable feminine virtues, but they never are for men. It is enough to see what kind of masculine archetype has been successful in recent years (Fifty Shades, After, 365 DNI...): Domineering, abusive, manipulative, dangerous, sexually uncontrolled and amoral men. What is surprising about Gabriel Oak (who has a name very consistent with his personality) is that Bathsheba in the beginning, due to inexperience, believes he is too simple, without artifice and not very exciting. Her maturity shows that there is something glorious about his strength, reliability, honesty and self-respect, which makes her love him slowly without herself being aware of it until the end. Hardy tells us that when someone loses everything like Gabriel does, it can lead a man to evil or the sublime, the latter being the path that shepherd Oak chooses and not without suffering. During the novel Bathsheba wants more and more his company because she starts to admire his non-destructive strength. Gabriel loves her so much and because he loves her he doesn't want her for himself, he wants her happy (even if it means seeing her married to another man or that she doesn't recognize his value as a farm manager), that makes him an indispensable confidant and, according to Bathsheba herself, "the only true friendship she had ever owned". In Bathsheba's most vulnerable moments he never manipulates her, but encourages her to continue to act correctly and to have the strength and resilience she already has without losing her self-respect on the way.  I would love for more readers to get to know and admire this character and for him to penetrate more into pop culture, because he represents an archetype of masculinity unfortunately very rare: this amalgam of sweetness, patience, tenacity, loyalty and a non-oppressive force, which is not fueled by the destruction of the free will of the beloved woman, but on the contrary is fueled by the return of her will to live.

P.S.: You may or may not like the latest movie adaptation of 2015, but no one can deny that Matthias Schoenaerts was able to understand all these nuances of Gabriel's personality and portrayed it perfectly.

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Interview Tag Rules: Answer the questions and tag 20 blogs you are contractually obligated to know better! I was tagged by: @runbymachinesandclones, who never fails to tag me in things that I then proceed to forget to complete - know that I'm a moron and just never end up getting around to it, but appreciate it nonetheless!

Nickname: Bea, Beez, Bry... My first name is a bugger to spell and pronounce. Pronouns: She/her Star Sign: Capricorn (Aquarius cusp) Height: 5' fuck all Time Currently: 18.56 When is your Birthday: 19th January Favorite Bands/Groups: I've got back into Bring Me The Horizon for the simple reason that their lyrics are excellent for TOG angst. Astr for The Vibes... Favorite Solo Artists: Banks is a goddess. I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Josh Groban. Song stuck in your head: Mothica's cover of Can You Feel My Heart. AMAZING. Last Movie Watched: I watched The Drop the other day. I'm not normally a gangster movie person but it had Matthias Schoenaerts in it so of course it was mandatory viewing. Last Show you Binged: Great British Bake Off. I kept missing it. When you created your blog: 2009. This bitch is old. Last thing you googled: "flooring in american schools". I wish I could explain... Other blogs: I have a separate blog for autumn/winter appreciation/aesthetic blogging and a few fandom blogs I'm admin on but no sideblogs. Why you chose your url?: It's a lyric to one of my favourite Josh Groban songs, Now Or Never. Do you get asks?: Not nearly enough, and I can only assume it's because I'm boring as fuck! How many people are you following: 800 and something? How many followers do you have: Let's say over 1000 and leave it there, yeah? Average hours of sleep: About 6, usually. Any more or any less and it messes me up. Lucky number: 1 or 9 Instrument: Guitar (just about - haven't touched it in weeks) and I was learning the ukulele but I haven't picked it up in years. What I’m currently wearing: Pink pyjama bottoms and an oversized uni t-shirt. I've given up. I blame covid. #fashun Dream Job: A graphic designer who works on movies and TV shows. Y'know, the person who invents the branding for fictional companies and businesses... I'd love that. Dream Trip: Post-covid? Literally anywhere further than my local supermarket would be exotic! I really want to do European city breaks. I am longing to visit Pompeii. Favorite Food: Oh man, put carbs into my face. I do love cheesecake though. Chocolate. Anything sweet, really. Favorite Song: Just one?! Impossible. No. Not playing. Top three fictional universes you’d like to live in: It's difficult to answer this, given as real life is currently much stranger than fiction. The only thing I can think of is Tolkien's Middle Earth, but only if I could be a farmer in Rohan or in the Shire, untouched by war.

I'm tagging some of my newer followers, because why not?! No pressure, babes but here we go: @thefancydragonqueen @spectralarchers @911buttercup @thestormageddon @aleerax @demonicneonfishy @cruzwalters @darling-toforeverandback @paradisetemporarilymisplaced @gundamthey17 and anyone else that wants to have a go!

[vladimirputin7gospozha]

I can speak English,Norwegian and Spanish only but i wish i knew more! By the way, your last post is absolutely true. They seriously look alike! You also should check Mads Mikkelsen, they also look alike with Vladimir!

wow! Norwegian sounds hard! 

I know that actor but i don’t feel he actually looks like him that much! however, Matthias Schoenaerts has something that reminds you of Putin plus he’s soo handsome, Putin would envy him for his height XD

[yeahwellyourface]

Rewatching The Drop cause I love this movie. But im so amused at the height difference. Tom Hardy is 5'9" and Matthias Schoenaerts is 6'1.5"

[mentallydatingahotcelebrity]

All right, I got tagged by @blacksuitofdoom (tysm—these are great!) in one of those fun games we all love on here!

1. Who is your idol? Idk... honestly I don’t have one. I never have.

2. If you could travel ANYWHERE in the world, where would you go? Probably specific locations in Britain, Germany, Austria, Poland, and Russia. Hit all the stops where my favorite writers lived.

3. What decorates the walls of your room? Nothing, actually—the singular item on there is a corkboard jam-packed full of letters, necklaces/charms, my writing, poetry, artwork, collages, maos I’ve drawn for my writing, and some pictures of Loki/Tom Hiddleston.

4. Favourite colour combination? Forest green and gold/deep royal blue with silver and mahogany.

5. What’s on the top of your bucket list? Hmm... seeing as I honestly Do Not Have a bucket list I can’t say. But of all the things I’d Really Love To Do be a traditionally published author is at the top.

6. Height? 5’2

7. Favourite Animal? Horses and Irish Setters.

8. What’s the last song you listened to? Instrumental-wise: Crossroads by Abel Korzeniowski. Lyrical? Fade Away by Tommee Proffitt ft Ruelle.

9. Last movie you saw in theaters? Avengers: End Game. I know, I don’t get out much.

10. Comfort food/favourite food? Comfort: cookies of any variety or danishes. Favourite: salmon (cooked and marinated in a pan using butter, garlic, and Italian seasoning) with steamed lightly salted or cheesy broccoli (or French green beans) and fluffy white rice.

11. Book you’re currently reading? Becoming Mrs. Lewis by Patti Callahan and The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert.

12. Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it was a joke about suicide.

13. Your favourite season and three things about it? I legitimately do not have a favourite season. I love them all. But I think the end of the year is my absolute favourite of the entire year—the Holidays are coming one by one, there are TONNES of family birthdays just right on top of each other. The weather breaking, sweater and scarf and hat days, Christmas lights. It’s wonderful!

14. You are about to get in a fight, what song comes on? Stronger by The Score 😂

15. If you won the lottery tomorrow what’s the first thing you would buy? Property to build on and horses. Also a Lot of Books.

16. What fictional world would you want to live in? Idk, my own, honestly? I know, real pathetic. 😂

17. If you had to learn a completely new language what would it be? Spanish or Arabic. Teutonic languages are always gonna own my soul, however. ���

18. Do you wear socks to bed? Not a lot. It really depends. But not usually. Only in the wintertime.

19. If you could choose only one celebrity or athlete to make out with, who would it be? Tie between Tom Hiddleston and Matthias Schoenaerts.

20. If you could only watch one movie for the rest of your life, what would it be? A Little Chaos.

21. Who’s your favourite player/celebrity and what’s your favourite thing about them? Tom Hiddleston — just how he thinks and carries himself through every situation. He’s someone to be admired and to be inspired by.

22. Do you collect anything? You mean besides sweaters, plaid button down shirts, my unfinished novels/fanfics that I write, books, scarves, and yarn? Uhhh... charms and rocks I suppose. Notebooks...

23. Favourite smell? Peppermint, Rosemary, cinnamon, cloves, books, and horses.

Tagging: @turniptitaness @detrans-american-girl @theindependentconservative @dkmbookworm @the-haven-of-fiction and anyone else who would want to join in! It’s fun for everyone!

[ryanmeft]

Movie Review: The Laundromat

Steven Soderbergh clearly did exactly what he wanted to do with The Laundromat: made an in-your-face, Michael Moore-style movie about the infamous Panama Papers and their revelation that, surprise surprise, rich people with lots of money make their own rules. The movie is both the story of the crooked company that laundered untold amounts of dough, and a polemic against wealth inequality. It is sobering at times, but as a film is ultimately odd and mostly ineffective.

When he’s not doing multiplex fare like the Ocean’s 11 series, Soderbergh does---well, mostly what he wants. Still, I doubt any studio would have been eager to release this latest work to a cinema, while Netflix would have been most eager to land such a respected name. For their investment, they also get the likes of Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman, Antonio Banderas, James Cromwell and Matthias Schoenaerts. If there’s one thing consistent in Soderbergh’s films, it is that he’s always been able to attract a hell of a cast, and this one has that going for it in spades. Streep is Ellen Martin, a retiree whose husband (Cromwell) is drowned in an accident on board a tour boat. She quickly discovers that she can’t get compensation from the boat company because their insurance is no good, on account of having bought it from a company that is just one of many scams being run by Panamanian firm Mossack Fonseca.

Streep’s scenes, and those of the boat owners (David Schwimmer and Robert Patrick) are mostly inert. Streep is an odd choice to play an ordinary housewife type, and though it is fun to see her berating Russian gangsters, she’s more effectively used in a secondary role in the film (see if you can spot her). The fun stuff gets done by Oldman, Banderas, Schoenaerts and Rosalind Chao, all of whom play criminals. Oldman and Banderas are the narrators of the film, who appear in white suits and often in outlandish settings like sipping cocktails on a beach, and we eventually learn they are Mossack and Fonseca. They angrily defend their actions, with Fonseca pointing out that he tried to work for the downtrodden but there was just no money in it. You gotta feel for the guy, right? Schoenaerts and Chao have a marvelously funny tete a tete as rival mobsters, in a scene that is the highlight of the film. Indeed, when bad people are on screen doing bad things, the film occasionally reaches darkly comedic heights, but it is frequently pulled down again by Soderbergh’s and writer Scott Z. Burns’s preaching.

 To be clear, I’m in their camp, and on board with their message: the real criminals, the ones who move the money, get away with murder every day, while us poor schlubs on the street go to prison or the poorhouse if we step even one toe out of line. The problem is that Soderbergh communicates this point by shattering the fourth wall into a thousand little pieces, and you can really only get away with that if you’re working with A-list material. Soderbergh is not. His film can’t decide if it wants to be a working class story about the down-’n-out, a documentary about financial malfeasance (there’s a LOT of complex money-babble that often brings things to a screeching halt) or a dark satire about the excesses of wealth and power. Is it a message whose time is now? Perhaps, bu the vehicle used to deliver it is currently rusting on the curb.

Verdict: Not Recommended

Note: I don’t use stars, but here are my possible verdicts.

Must-See

Highly Recommended

Recommended

Average

Not Recommended

Avoid like the Plague

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[ashtonkutchermustdie]

Top 10 Best & Top 5 Worst Films of 2018

1. You Were Never Really Here https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5742374/?ref_=nv_sr_1

An arty revenge film starring one of the worlds best actors as a troubled, stoic man for hire? I was always going to love this. Joaquin Phoenix has never been better. Check it out as soon as you can.

2. Journeyman https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5314118/?ref_=nv_sr_1

I knew nothing about this film going in, other than that it was Paddy Considine’s follow up to Tyrannosaur and that he plays an aging boxer. The rest was a complete surprise. And a very affecting and gut-wrenching surprise at that. Jodie Whittaker as Paddy’s dedicated wife deserves all the awards available for her powerhouse performance.

3. Beast https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5628302/?ref_=nv_sr_5

A naive young girl strikes up an illicit relationship with a local bad boy at the same time as there are a string of disappearances and murders on their small island. Is her new beau involved? Can she ever be sure? A fantastic British psychological drama that steadily ratchets up tension and keeps you guessing until the end.

4. Red Sparrow https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2873282/?ref_=nv_sr_2

Jennifer Lawrence stars as a ballerina recruited by Russian Intelligence during the height of the Cold War. Red Sparrow is a classic thriller, in the sense that it has no CGI, no explosions, no car chases. It’s a proper adult film for grown ups. And in the current environment, that’s something to be applauded. Joel Edgerton, Matthias Schoenaerts and Jeremy Irons round off a quality cast.

5. Phantom Thread https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5776858/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Apparently Daniel Day-Lewis’s final film. And what an appropriate and elegantly crafted swan song. A wonderful comment on obsession, love, relationships and power. Both Day-Lewis’s and director P.T. Anderson’s best since There Will Be Blood over ten years ago.

6. I, Tonya https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5580036/?ref_=nv_sr_1

I was hesitant about I, Tonya as I wasn’t aware of the true story that underpins it and I have no interest in competitive ice skating or any of the cast particularly. However, the movie is put together in such a quirky and entertaining way, driven by a couple of thunderous performances by Margot Robbie and Allison Janey that I knew as soon as I’d finished it that it would have a place on my top ten of the year.

7. Calibre https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6218358/?ref_=nv_sr_1

A hunting trip goes very, very wrong for two twentysomethings in this neat little British thriller. Tense and relentless from the word go. Bringing to mind another underrated classic, Eden Lake. To say anymore would be to spoil it. It’s on Netflix, go watch.

8. The Guilty https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6742252/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Danish film that’s practically a one man show that takes place in only one location – an emergency services call centre, where a man tries to help a kidnapped woman on the other end of the line. A wonderful script, editing and direction keep you glued to the edge of your seat as the story unfolds while we have only our protagonists expressions and reactions to look at. Masterful filmmaking.

9. Searching https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7668870/?ref_=nv_sr_1

The whole film takes place through a computer screen as a father searches his missing daughters laptop for clues to her disappearance. Searching isn't the first film to use this device but it is one of the best. Just as you think you have a handle on what’s happened the film takes another twist. Gripping.

10. Upgrade https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6499752/?ref_=nv_sr_1

A very silly but highly enjoyable B-movie from the co-director of Saw. Following a brutal mugging that leaves him paralysed and his wife dead, Logan Marshall Green is implanted with a microchip that gives him extra special abilities and allows him to track down and exact revenge on the people responsible. A lot better than anyone could expect it to be and well worth your time.

Special mentions: The House That Jack Built, The Favourite, Mandy, Bird Box, Unsane.

And now, on to the stinkers...

1. Annihilation https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2798920/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

In 2014 Alex Garland wrote and directed one of my favourite films of that year, Ex Machina. Annihilation is his follow up to that film. I watched this hating every minute, entertained only by the fact that every time I thought it couldn’t get any worse, it kept getting worse. Everybody involved should be very embarrassed.

2. Between Worlds https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7295450/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Being a Nicolas Cage fan means hat I have sat through some pretty terrible films. But even the worst of them were bearable because of Cage’s crazy charisma and dedication to giving an entertaining performance. However, even I can’t defend Between Worlds.

3. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4881806/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Jurassic Park is my favourite film of all time. Every sequel since has brought with it diminishing returns. Fallen Kingdom is by a very long way the worst of the lot. I know that the series is about dinosaurs being brought back to life by ‘science’, but even for a series that has that as it’s central premise, this is the dumbest, most ridiculous and frustrating of them all.

4. Avengers: Infinity War https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4154756/?ref_=nv_sr_2

Now, I’ve seen all of the films so far in the MCU. I really like some, most I think are way overrated. But what Infinity War is, is two and a half hours of CGI, explosions and very lazy performances. Most frustratingly, however, is that none of the events that take place hold any weight whatsoever as we can safely assume that everything will be right back on track in the next few films. Rendering Infinity War a complete waste of time.

5. Revenge https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6738136/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Supposedly a pro-feminist revenge film written and directed by a woman. However, what it really is, is one of the most trashy, hateful, offensive, misanthropic pieces of crap I’ve had the misfortune of seeing. Overstylised to the the point of nausea. Men, women, feminists; avoid.

[yeahwellyourface]

I think this is the only time Matthias Schoenaerts stands up to his full height in the whole movie and it's cause thats the only way he can be bigger than Charlize Theron, that beautiful, powerful, tall woman!

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[olivierdemangeon]

    Synopsis : Une jeune ballerine, dont la carrière est brisée nette après une chute, est recrutée contre sa volonté par les services secrets russes. Entraînée à utiliser ses charmes et son corps comme des armes, elle découvre l’ampleur de son nouveau pouvoir et devient rapidement l’un de leurs meilleurs agents. Sa première cible est un agent infiltré de la CIA en Russie. Entre manipulation et séduction, un jeu dangereux s’installe entre eux.

Origine du film : États-Unis Réalisateur : Francis Lawrence Scénariste : Justin Haythe Acteurs : Jennifer Lawrence, Joel Edgerton, Matthias Schoenaerts, Charlotte Rampling, Mary-Louise Parker, Jeremy Irons, Ciarán Hinds, Joely Richardson, Bill Camp Musique : James Newton Howard Genre : Drame, Espionnage, Thriller Durée : 2 heures et 20 minutes Date de sortie : 4 avril 2018 Année de production : 2018 Sociétés de production : TSG Entertainment, Chernin Entertainment Distribué par : 20th Century Fox Titre original : Red Sparrow Notre note : ★★★★★

Notre commentaire : “Red Sparrow” est un thriller d’espionnage américain datant de 2018, réalisé par Francis Lawrence, à qui l’on doit également “Hunger Games : L’Embrasement” (2013). Les acteurs principaux sont Jennifer Lawrence, qu’on a pu voir dans “Mother!” (2017), Joel Edgerton, qu’on a pu voir dans “Bright” (2017), Matthias Schoenaerts, qu’on a pu voir dans “Vertiges” (2014), Charlotte Rampling, qu’on a pu voir dans “Assassin’s Creed” (2016), Mary-Louise Parker, qu’on a pu voir dans “R.I.P.D. Brigade Fantôme” (2013), et Jeremy Irons, qu’on a pu voir dans “La Couleur de la Victoire” (2016). Le scénario de ce métrage est signé Justin Haythe, basé sur le roman du même nom signé Jason Matthews, paru en 2013.

Bon, il faut le dire clairement, la Jennifer Lawrence, on l’attendait au tournant après l’avoir vue évoluer dans cette infâme chose intitulée “Mother!” dont on a eu beaucoup de mal à se remettre. De plus, elle retrouve le réalisateur Francis Lawrence, qui l’avait dirigé dans le deuxième volet de la franchise Hunger Games ainsi que dans les deux parties qui forment le troisième et dernier volet de cette même série de films. On peut préciser au passage, que bien qu’ils portent le même patronyme, ils n’ont aucun lien de famille. On peut également ajouter que Francis Lawrence a également réalisé “I Am Legend” (2007) avec Will Smith.

Cela dit, on peut confesser que la tentation est forte de comparer ce métrage avec “Atomic Blonde” (2017) de David Leitch avec Charlize Theron dans le rôle principal. Cependant, il y a deux distinctions fortes qui séparent ces deux métrages. “Atomic Blonde” se déroule au moment de la chute du mur de Berlin, période plus nettement imprégnée par la guerre froide. “Red Sparrow” propose une histoire contemporaine. L’autre aspect, c’est que l’intrigue développée dans “Atomic Blonde” est nettement plus légère, s’articulant beaucoup plus sur les scènes d’action.

Ainsi donc, après avoir octroyé la plus mauvaise note à son métrage précédent, Laurence et moi avons décidé d’attribuer la meilleure note possible à ce “Red Sparrow”. Selon notre point de vue, ce métrage cumule suffisamment de qualités pour bénéficier de notre meilleure appréciation. Je vais donc tenter d’expliquer ce choix.

L’histoire proposée par “Red Sparrow” nous invite à suivre Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence), une ancienne ballerine russe qui se retrouve enrôlée dans une école visant à former des agents pour les services de renseignements russes. Sa formation achevée, Dominika est envoyée à Budapest afin de se rapprocher de Nate Nash (Joel Edgerton) un agent de la CIA, pour lui soutirer des informations sur l’identité d’une taupe dans les services russes. Pour se faire, Dominika ne va pas hésiter à utiliser tous ses atouts, spécialité qu’elle a développée durant sa formation rigoureuse.

À mon sens, le scénario est intelligemment écrit. D’un côté, l’histoire offre un relent de guerre froide. Beaucoup de personnes ont critiqué cet aspect, mais il serait naïf de croire que les services russes soient devenus ridicules depuis la chute du bloc soviétique. Le SVR ou Le Service des Renseignements Extérieurs de la fédération de Russie est probablement tout aussi efficace que l’ancien KGB. Le Président russe, Vladimir Poutine, étant un ancien officier du KGB, il est fort peu probable qu’il ait laissé ce secteur d’activité à l’abandon. La récente affaire de tentative de meurtre de Serguei Skripal à Londres, attribuée, à tort ou à raison, aux services russes, tendrait à prouver le côté actif de ce type d’officine.

D’un autre côté, on évite de tomber dans le cliché du super agent américain qui tombe bêtement dans le panneau parce qu’une nénette bien roulée vient tortiller du cul devant lui. Bien au contraire, il voit la feinte se pointer du premier coup d’œil, même s’il en profite pour se le rincer au passage, et nous avec… Cela dit, l’intrigue est suffisamment solide pour nous maintenir en tension durant la quasi-totalité du métrage. À cela, il faut ajouter la très bonne mise en scène de Francis Lawrence, qui offre une atmosphère particulière et construit habilement son twist final.

Du côté de la distribution, “Red Sparrow” nous offre également beaucoup de satisfaction. En premier lieu, la performance de Jennifer Lawrence est vraiment excellente. L’actrice nous livre un personnage très froid, très réfléchi, ayant une belle maîtrise de ses intentions, de ses émotions, mettant pleinement à profit ce qu’elle a appris durant sa formation. Elle joue en permanence de l’ambiguïté de sa situation, au point qu’on doute à plusieurs reprises de ses réelles intentions. Pour lui donner la réplique, Joel Edgerton livre également une très bonne prestation. Construisant progressivement sa relation avec l’agent adverse, tout en étant soucieux du devenir de son contact, son informateur. En toile de fond, son personnage est également dans une forme de rachat vis-à-vis de sa hiérarchie qui tend à l’écarter.

Dans des rôles d’appui, on retrouve Charlotte Rampling et Jeremy Irons qui livrent également d’excellentes performances. Les deux acteurs interprétant des officiers russes de la vieille école, aux méthodes particulières, là Matthias Schoenaerts livre un officier supérieur nettement plus tourné vers le modernisme, ce qui n’enlève rien à son cynisme et à la brutalité de ses décisions.

“Red Sparrow” propose également les éléments plus classiques que l’on retrouve dans ce genre. La manipulation, l’influence, la séduction donc, et quelques scènes d’action parfaitement maîtrisées. Certaines critiques, ce sont portées sur la violence graphique de certaines scènes, qui sont, il faut l’avouer assez difficiles à soutenir, notamment les séquences de tortures. Mais encore une fois, il faut éviter d’être naïf et croire qu’on soutire des informations devant un café. J’ai également pu lire des critiques par rapport aux scènes de sexe et de nudité. Je n’ai pas trouvé cela choquant dans la mesure où on est clairement informé que le personnage incarné par Jennifer Lawrence est agent de sexpionage permettant de mettre en place, entres autres, des dossiers compromettants. Donc franchement pas de quoi crier aux loups !

En conclusion, “Red Sparrow” est un excellent film d’action, ponctué de quelques scènes d’action parfaitement orchestrées, développant une intrigue très bien ficelée. Le scénario est très bien écrit et la mise en scène permet d’installer une atmosphère tendue, mais parfaitement engageante. La photographie et la bande originale sont pleinement séduisantes. La distribution offre d’excellentes prestations, permettant au passage à Jennifer Lawrence de faire oublier l’infamie de son précédent métrage. L’ensemble est d’un niveau suffisamment supérieur pour permettre d’absorber sans sourciller les deux heures et vingt minutes du film tout en assurant un excellent divertissement.

  Bande-annonce :

RED SPARROW (2018) ★★★★★ Synopsis : Une jeune ballerine, dont la carrière est brisée nette après une chute, est recrutée contre sa volonté par les services secrets russes.

[badassbaker]

30 Questions

I was tagged by @emmysrandomthoughts, @b-j-d, AND @sparklemichele

rules: answer 30 questions and tag however many people you want

nicknames: Steph. Stephy-but ONLY mom calls me that 

gender: female

sign: Cancer by day, Leo by hour. I’m about as cusp as you can get

height: 5′4″

time: 9:13 pm EST

birthday: July 22 

favorite bands: Jeesh. Way too many to count. I’ve got favorites from every era and in every genre

favorite solo artists: Amos Lee is #1

song stuck in my head: From Now On from The Greatest Showman soundtrack. My ride to the airport this morning was listening to it in the car

last movie I watched: Currently watching The Wizard of Oz with my mom 

last show I watched: Peaky Blinders

when did I create this blog: I have no idea! 2015 or 2016 maybe? How do I check that?!

what do I post: Most notorious for Hardy Friday every week, but I also post things I find funny, interesting, sexy, etc. Matthias Schoenaerts is my muse and I write about him exclusively (right now, at least).

what did I last google: What year was The Wizard of Oz published? (The answer is 1900 in case you were curious!)

other blogs: None

do I get asks: Occasionally….

why did I choose this url: My intent was originally to have a Tumblr showcasing recipes and creations from my kitchen. I do a lot of baking on the side for weddings, restaurants, etc. But the blog quickly took a different direction. However, I liked the name I had picked…so it stayed.

following: 567 (but this will be cut down drastically very soon)

followers: 396

average hours of sleep: 5-7

lucky number: 8

instruments: none

what are you wearing: lounge pants, t-shirt, hoodie 

dream job: I’d love to own a bakery that employs individuals with disabilities 

favorite food: Cheese. I love cheese.

last book I read: It was a book for my Educational Finance class. Torturous.

3 favorite fandoms: Hmmm…Marvel, Divergent, and…can’t really think of a third…

Tagging @mycapt-ohcapt, @inkinterrupted, @bonjourmyloves

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The Command (Original title : Kursk) - Official Trailer 2019 - Saban Films

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The film follows the 2000 K-141 Kursk submarine disaster and the governmental negligence that followed. As the sailors fight for survival, their families desperately battle political obstacles and impossible odds to save them. Directed by: Thomas Vinterberg Cast: Matthias Schoenaerts, Léa Seydoux, Peter Simonischek

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The Old Guard : la bande-annonce du film Netflix avec Charlize Theron

The Old Guard : la bande-annonce du film Netflix avec Charlize Theron

En garde, ma mignonne !

Quand je disais que Netflix piochait un max dans les comics pour en faire des films ou des séries… Alors que pas plus tard qu’hier, je parlais de The Last Days of American Crime, aujourd’hui, c’est au tour d’une autre adaptation de comic d’avoir droit à sa bande-annonce.

Il s’agit de The Old Guard. D’après un roman graphique en cinq numéros édité par Image Comics,…

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2 Mart 2018 haftasında 2’si yerli 7 yeni film izleyicilerle buluştu. 

Lady Bird (Uç Uç Böceği)

Yönetmenliğini ve senaryosunu Greta Gerwig’in üstlendiği dram-komedi türlerindeki film, 2 Altın Küre ödülü ve 5 dalda Oscar adaylığı ile dikkat çekiyor. Oyuncu kadrosunda Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Tracy Letts, Lucas Hedges, Timothée Chalamet yer alıyor. Sacramento’da yaşayan, kendisine ‘Uç Uç Böceği’ adını takmış olan Christine McPherson (Saoirse Ronan), lisedeki son yılında hayatıyla ilgili çoğu kritik kararın eşiğine gelmiştir. Büyüme sancıları, okulda hem akademik ayrıca sosyal olarak yaşadığı zorluklar ve yakında olacak olan üniversite tercihinin yanında annesi Marion’la (Laurie Metcalf) yaşadığı gelgitli ilişki ‘Uç Uç Böceği’ni strese sokmaktadır. Annesinin California’da kalmasına yönelik tüm ikna çabasına rağmen oradan yürüyüp gitmek, New York’ta bir üniversiteye gitmek istemektedir.

Inkar Sparrow (Kızıl Serçe)

Jennifer Lawrence’ın ölümcül bir Rus ajanını canlandırdığı filmin yönetmenlik koltuğunda Francis Lawrence oturuyor. Oyuncu kadrosundaki öteki isimler ise Joel Edgerton, Matthias Schoenaerts, Jeremy Irons ve Charlotte Rampling. Konusuna gelecek olursak; Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence) kabiliyetli bir Rus balerindir. Ancak hasta olan annesini tedavi ettirebilmek için karıştığı olaylar zinciri, onu bir ‘serçe’ olmaya dek götürür. ‘Serçeler’ güzelliklerini ve vücutlarını kullanarak hedeflerini istedikleri şekilde yönlendirmek üzere eğitilen, eğitimleri sonunda da kişiliklerini yitirerek yaklaşık olarak makineye dönüşen özel ajanlardır. Dominika, birincil görevinde CIA ajanı Nate (Joel Edgerton) ile karşılaştığında, her iki ülkenin güvenliklerini korkutma edecek bir koşul ortaya çıkar.

Mudbound (Savaştan Sonradan)

4 dalda Oscar adayı olan film, yönetmenliğini Dee Rees’in üstlendiği manâlı bir dönem yapımı. Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke, Jason Mitchell, Mary J. Blige ve Garrett Hedlund oyuncu kadrosunda öne meydana çıkan isimler. Mississippi’nin Marietta bölgesinde yaşayan bir çiftlik sahibinin oğlu olan Jamie (Garrett Hedlund) ve o çiftlikte çalışan Jackson ailesinin oğlu Ronsel (Jason Mitchell), İkinci Dünya Savaşı’nda yer aldıktan daha sonra evlerine geri dönerler. İki genç adam da savaşın ardındaki sivil hayata alışmakta zorlanacak, travma sonrası gerginlik bozukluğu çekecek ve ırkçılığın öbür yüzleriyle karşılaşacaklardır.

Ailecek Şaşkınız

Yönetmenliğini ve senaryosunu Selçuk Aydemir’in üstlendiği komedi filmi, bu haftanın dikkat çeken yerli yapımı olarak salonlardaki yerini aldı. Filmde Ahmet Kural, Murat Cemcir, Saadet Işıl Aksoy, Cengiz Bozkurt ve Günay Karacaoğlu rol alıyor. Yönetimini babasından devraldığı şirketin genel müdürlüğünü yapan Ferhat (Ahmet Kaide) ile çocukluk arkadaşı, aynı zamanda şirketin finans direktörü Gökhan’ın (Murat Cemcir) başlarına gelen eğlenceli olaylar filmde konu ediliyor.

The Crossbreed (Melez)

Türkiye – ABD ortak yapımı nefret edilen şey filminin yönetmenliği ve senaryosu Biray Dalkıran’a ait. Oyuncu kadrosunda Angela Durazo, Nathan Schellerup, Malinda Farrington, Danny Winn ve Katy Bentz yer alıyor. Konusundan bahsedecek olursak; Amy (Angela Durazo) ve eşi John (Nathan Schellerup), Amy’nin beklenmeyen hamileliği karşısında ne yapacaklarını bilememiş durumda bir çifttir. Amy’nin ikizleri olacaktır ama tuhaf şeyler hissetmeye başlayan bayan kürtaj yaptırmaya karar verir. Nitekim bu çocukların Adem’in ilk eşi olduğuna inanılan Lilith’le bir takım şeytanca bağlantıları olduğu yolunda önemli şüpheler vardır. 

Puloi: Asla Yalnız Uçmayacaksın

Haftanın canlandırma filmi İzlanda’dan. Senaryosunu Friðrik Erlingsson’un kaleme aldığı Puloi’nin yönetmeni ise Arni Ásgeirsson. Babası ve sürüsündeki diğer kuşlar gibi Güney’deki sıcak topraklara göç etmesine müsade verilmeyen minik Puloi, kışı kutuplarda yalnız geçirmek zorunda kalmıştır. Burada geçirdiği sürede yeni arkadaşlar edinip Cennet Vadisi’ne ulaşmaya çalışırken, fena kalpli kartal Gölge’nin alçak planlarına aleyhinde da itinalı olmalıdır.

Sessizliğin Kardeşleri

Belgeli – dram türündeki yerli yapımın yönetmenliği ve senaryosu Taylan Mintaş’a ait. Film, Mintaş’ın yıllar sonradan gittiği köyünde karşılaştığı kuzenleri Toso ve Çao’nun hikâyesini konu alıyor. Kars’ın Susuz ilçesine yan küçük bir köyde yaşayan Toso ve Çao, öfkeleriyle de sevgi gösterileriyle de birbirlerinden bambaşka iki kardeştir fakat onları ortaklaştıran şey sadece, ahraz (sağır ve dilsiz) olmaları değildir; kendilerine özgü muhabere dilleridir de. İki kardeşin, bazen insanların kusurlarıyla, bazen yetenekleriyle, bazen de dedelerden kalma lakaplarla yarattıkları bu Kürtçe göze çarpan dili, bütün köy halkı tarafından da bilinmekte ve köyde Kürtçe ve Türkçe dışında 3. bir dil olarak kabul görmektedir.

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Bu yazı ilk defa Vizyondaki filmlerde bu hafta (2 Mart 2018) sitesinde yayınlanmıştır.

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Marion Cotillard Height Weight Measurements

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Marion Cotillard Height Weight Measurements

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Marion Cotillard Biography

Marion Cotillard conceived 30 September 1975 is a French performing artist, artist lyricist, artist, naturalist and representative for Greenpeace who accomplished worldwide distinction with the film La Vie en Rose (2007). She is the beneficiary of an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, two César Awards, an European Award, and a Lumières Award. Cotillard has showed up in more than 50 highlight films and is likewise known for being the substance of Lady Dior purses since 2008. She turned into a Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters in France in 2010 and elevated to Officer in 2016. Was named “The Most Bankable French Actress of the 21st Century” in 2014, and depicted as “the colossal quiet film on-screen character of our opportunity” by Robbie Collin of The Daily Telegraph for her capacity to demonstrate feelings just with her eyes and outward appearances, in spite of the fact that she has never showed up in a noiseless film. She got France’s most elevated respect and was made a Knight of the Legion of Honor in 2016. Cotillard had her first English-dialect part in the TV arrangement Highlander in 1993, influenced her film to make a big appearance in The Story of a Boy Who Wanted to Be Kissed (1994), her initially driving part in the TV film Chloé (1996), and made her leap forward in France playing Lilly Bertineau in the activity comic drama Taxi (1998), which earned her a César Award assignment for Most Promising Actress and was her initially film industry hit. She influenced her Hollywood presentation as Joséphine To sprout in Tim Burton’s Big Fish (2003). Since 2003, Cotillard has exchanged amongst French and English-dialect parts in standard and workmanship house creations, and has gotten universal praise and honors for her exhibitions in movies, for example, Tina Lombardi in A Very Long Engagement (2004), for which she won her first César Award for Best Supporting Actress. For her depiction of the French vocalist Édith Piaf in the biopic La Vie en Rose (2007), Cotillard accomplished overall acknowledgment and won her second César Award, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Lumières Award and the Academy Award for Best Actress, turning into the first and (starting at 2017) just performer to win an Academy Award for an execution in French, and furthermore the second on-screen character and one of just six on-screen characters to have won this honor for a section talked in a remote dialect. Her execution of Luisa Contini in the melodic film Nine (2009), earned her a moment Golden Globe selection. She next featured in Michael Mann’s Public Enemies (2009) as Billie Frechette, and played Mal in Christopher Nolan’s Inception (2010). In 2012, she got boundless basic recognition for her execution as the twofold amputee orca mentor Stéphanie in Rust and Bone (2012), and was designated for the Golden Globes, BAFTAs, Critics’ Choice, Screen Actors Guild and the César Awards. She was very acclaimed and granted for her lead exhibitions in The Immigrant (2013) and Two Days, One Night (2014), accepting a moment Academy Award designation for Best Actress for the last mentioned, which was likewise her second selection for a French-dialect film and the first run through a performing artist was assigned for a Belgian film. Cotillard wound up plainly one of just six on-screen characters to get numerous Academy Award assignments for remote dialect exhibitions. Cotillard played Joan of Arc in front of an audience in various nations in the vicinity of 2005 and 2015 in the oratorio Jeanne d’Arc au bûcher. Her English-dialect parts incorporate Fanny Chenal in A Good Year (2006), Adriana in Midnight in Paris (2011), Dr. Leonora Orantes in Contagion (2011), Miranda Tate in The Dark Knight Rises (2012), Lady Macbeth in Macbeth (2015), Marianne Beausejour in Allied (2016) and Dr. Sofia Rikkin in Assassin’s Creed (2016). She gave voice acting to enlivened movies as The Rose in The Little Prince (2015), April in April and the Extraordinary World (2015) and Scarlet Overkill in the French rendition of Minions (2015). Her other prominent French and Belgian movies incorporate La Belle Verte (1996), Furia (1999), War in the Highlands (1999), Lisa (2001), Pretty Things (2001), Love Me If You Dare (2003), Innocence (2004), Toi et Moi (2006) and Dikkenek (2006). Cotillard was conceived in Paris, and grew up around Orléans, in an aesthetically slanted, “clamoring, inventive family unit”. Her dad, Jean-Claude Cotillard, is a performing artist, educator, previous emulate, and 2006 Molière Award-winning chief, of Breton drop. Cotillard’s mom, Niseema Theillaud, who has Kabyle family line, is additionally an on-screen character and show instructor. Her two more youthful siblings, Quentin and Guillaume, are twins. Guillaume is a screenwriter and executive. Cotillard started acting amid her adolescence, showing up in one of her dad’s plays. In the late 90s, Cotillard was involved with French on-screen character Julien Rassam. She had a long haul association with French performer Stéphan Guérin-Tillié from 2000 to 2005. They co-featured in the short movies Quelques jours de trop (2000) and Heureuse (2001), in the 2001 TV arrangement Les redoutables, and in the 2005 component films Cavalcade and Edy. She dated French vocalist Sinclair from 2005 to 2007. Since October 2007, Cotillard has been involved with French performer and executive Guillaume Canet. They had been companions since 1997, and co-featured together out of the blue years after the fact in the 2003 film Love Me If You Dare. Regardless of regular misguided judgment, the couple are not hitched. In spite of the fact that since 2010 Cotillard has been spotted wearing a jewel solitaire on her left hand – a present from Canet – they are not locked in either. In 2014, Cotillard denied being hitched to Canet, rather alluding to him as “my beau” in interviews. In 2011 they had their first youngster, a child, and in 2017 their second tyke, a girl was conceived.

Marion Cotillard Personal Info.

Full Name: Marion Cotillard

Nick Name: Marion

Family Members: Niseema Theillaud (Father) Quentin Cotillard (Brother) Guillaume Cotillard (Brother) Laurent Cotillard (Cousin)

Education: Her educational background is not known.

Date of Birth: 30th September, 1975

Birthplace: Paris, France

Zodiac Sign: Libra

Religion: non-religious

Ethnicity: White

Nationality: French

Profession: Actress, Model, Environmentalist, Voice Actor, Singer-songwriter, Spokesperson, Activist

Measurements: 35-24-34 in or 89-61-87 cm

Bra Size: 32C

Height: 5′ 6″ (168 cm)

Weight: 126lbs (57 kg)

Eye Color: Blue

Hair Color: Dark Brown

Dress Size: 2

Shoe Size: 7

Boyfriend/Dating History: Guillaume Canet (2007-Present) – Marion is as of now dating French on-screen character and executive, Guillaume since 2007. In any case, they met on the arrangement of 2003 motion picture Love Me If You Dare out of the blue. The couple don’t share their news about being as one to the media. Be that as it may, they are seen together every now and again shopping. They are living respectively and have brought forth their first youngster, a child named Marcel, which they declared on May 20, 2011. Johnny Depp (2008) – RUMOR

Known For: La Vie en Rose, Incepted, Rust and Bone

Active Year: 1993 (present)

Friend: Cécile Cassel (actress), Mélanie Laurent (actress), Élodie Navarre (actress), Kate Winslet (actress), Matthias Schoenaerts (actor)

Associated People: Hylda Queally (agent)

Favorite People: Will Ferrel (actor), Kate Winslet (actress), Maryl Streep (Fashion Idol), Toni Collette (Fashion Idol)

Favorite Bands: Radiohead, David Bowie, Elvis Presley

Favorite Accessories: Lady Dior Handbags

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Filmography

Year Title 1994 The Story of a Boy Who Wanted to Be Kissed 1996 My Sex Life… or How I Got into an Argument 1996 La Belle Verte 1998 Taxi 1999 War in the Highlands 1999 Furia 1999 Blue Away to America 2000 Taxi 2 2001 Lisa 2001 Pretty Things 2002 A Private Affair 2003 Taxi 3 2003 Love Me If You Dare 2003 Big Fish 2004 Innocence 2004 A Very Long Engagement 2005 Cavalcade 2005 Love Is in the Air 2005 Mary 2005 Burnt Out 2005 The Black Box 2005 Edy 2006 Toi et moi 2006 Dikkenek 2006 Fair Play 2006 A Good Year 2007 La Vie en rose 2009 Public Enemies 2009 The Last Flight 2009 Nine 2010 Inception 2010 Little White Lies 2011 Midnight in Paris 2011 Contagion 2012 Rust and Bone 2012 The Dark Knight Rises 2013 The Immigrant 2013 Blood Ties 2013 Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues 2014 Two Days, One Night 2015 Macbeth 2016 It’s Only the End of the World 2016 From the Land of the Moon 2016 Allied 2016 Assassin’s Creed 2017 Rock’n Roll 2017 Ismael’s Ghosts

1995 Snuff Movie 1996 Insalata Mista 1997 Affaire classée 1997 La sentence 1998 La surface de réparation 1999 L’appel de la cave 2000 Quelques jours de trop 2000 Le marquis 2001 Heureuse 2001 Boomer 2008 Lady Noire Affair 2010 Lady Rouge 2010 Lady Blue Shanghai 2011 Lady Grey London 2011 L.A.dy Dior

Television

Year Title 1993 Étude sur le Mouvement 1993 Highlander 1994 Extrême Limite 1996 Théo la tendresse 1996 Chloé 1996 L’@mour est à réinventer 1998 Interdit de Vieillir 2001 Les Redoutables 2001 Une femme piégée (aka Vertigo: A Woman in Danger) 2005 Une américaine à Paris 2008 Génération duo 2013 Le Débarquement 2014 Comedy Central’s All-Star Non-Denominational Christmas Special 2015 Castings

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