 106 Seeds |  79 Leechers |
| Language: English Runtime: 104 min Audio: AC3 Subtitles: English Resolution: 1280x720 Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps | Torrent Size: 815 Mb |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Genre: | Action, Drama, Mystery |
| Director: | Spike Lee |
| Starring: | Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Olsen, Samuel L. Jackson |
Review: Spike Lee's Reimagining of Park Chan-Wook cult classic Oldboy is a strange creature, despite the notable absence of the original icon octopus-sipping scene. Those who are not familiar with the original Park, which itself is based on a late 1990s Japanese manga, it will probably seem bizarre or even offensive; and those who saw and loved the parks 2004 Cannes Grand Prix winner will likely dismiss it as mild and underwhelming compared to the original. Above all, there is something distinctly Asian themes in the stories of revenge and solitude, which felt strange and therefore cater fit Americanised reinterpretation.Yes to call lees version of the remake? If you take the word filmmakers for this? as blasphemy. According to Lee, he and his writer Mark Protosevich not try to make the movie Parks; Instead, they returned to the manga by Garon Tsuchiya and Nobuaki Minegishi to create a similar but slightly different story that keeps important Baroque data intact. And so setting is the same? cold-blooded businessman drugged and imprisoned in a hotel room with no windows for 20 years before he was released in a suitcase in the middle of the field.The always a reliable character actor Josh Brolin plays the title character named Joe Doucette, that we introduced as a drunken advertising executive, blowing make-or-break deal with propositioning his wife at the party meeting. His punishment in the next two decades, whereas in captivity means looking at a ripped off version of America's Most Wanted, which was held as the main suspect in the murder of his former wife in between fed daily news, as well as Chinese dumplings. The question at the time of publication is not who, but why? and Sharlto Copley District 9's apparently putting him he was very early in the film as scavengers revealed Joes? which forms the core of the secrets behind his unusual circumstance.Joe supported in its efforts to further punishment and redemption of bartender friend (Michael Imperioli Sopranos), as well as the good-hearted social worker (Elizabeth Olsen ). It has a timeline as well? Copley threatens to kill his daughter for 48 hours, if he fails to establish his identity as the reason for his imprisonment. It should also be familiar to those who have seen versions Parks; Really, despite what Lee and Protosevich claim they only need to change the details of their predecessor.So rather than an exercise in dentistry when Joe meets lh ktare of his imprisonment (Samuel L. Jackson), we treated the same grotesque sequence, which breaks up pieces of skin from the man's neck. Instead of gobbling squid liver and also Joe staring only hard the animal in a restaurant aquarium. And perhaps most importantly, will Joe to restage the original films icon extended sequence where his character has a whole army of thugs with no more than Keser and pure rage - three and a half minute scene rehearsed for six weeks Lees loan loss none of his predecessors visceral pleasures. Despite the distinct feeling knowledge of the process is just lost in translation. Park's original was the second and perhaps the most famous part of his revenge trilogy, whose exploration of redemption and salvation was fixed to a unique cultural context; Unfortunately, the motivation for the Joes in the jail does not have this dramatic burden when ripped out of context, especially since the typical mutagenic much more sense in the Asian setting. Lee himself is also a slight advantage by undermining is difficult and thought-provoking story with cartoon elements, mainly Jacksons garish performance (along with the blond ponytail will be added) as Joe's head jailer left nde tormentor.Thankfully, Brolin anchor regular role with their presence convincingly, based on a purposeful embrace of its characters revenge. His transformation ...
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