Unbroken (I)
The Buzz:
From its memorable opening scene forward, Unbroken is a
gorgeously shot, well-acted, and assuredly directed WWII prestige
picture. Perhaps its main shortcoming is its screenplay, which never
fully animates the the movie despite being based on a remarkable life
story and directly tied to its source material, Laura Hillenbrand's
biography of Louis Zamperini. Everyone involved with the physical
production has greatness in them, including Angelina Jolie as a
director; I know she will get her hands on an ace screenplay and soon
make her true mark as a filmmaker. As Zamperini, Jack O'Connell shows
his extraordinary value as a leading man; as good are Miyavi and Garrett
Helund in their supporting roles.
Unbroken (I)
Director: Angelina Jolie
Writers: Joel Coen
Source : http://www.imdb.com
The Buzz:
From its memorable opening scene forward, Unbroken is a
gorgeously shot, well-acted, and assuredly directed WWII prestige
picture. Perhaps its main shortcoming is its screenplay, which never
fully animates the the movie despite being based on a remarkable life
story and directly tied to its source material, Laura Hillenbrand's
biography of Louis Zamperini. Everyone involved with the physical
production has greatness in them, including Angelina Jolie as a
director; I know she will get her hands on an ace screenplay and soon
make her true mark as a filmmaker. As Zamperini, Jack O'Connell shows
his extraordinary value as a leading man; as good are Miyavi and Garrett
Helund in their supporting roles.Unbroken (I)
Director: Angelina Jolie
Writers: Joel Coen
Source : http://www.imdb.com
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