 144 Seeds |  72 Leechers |
| Language: English Runtime: 104 min Audio: 5.1 Subtitles: French Resolution: 720x480 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5428 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 256 kbps | Torrent Size: 815 Mb |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Genre: | Biography, Drama, Romance |
| Director: | John Krokidas |
| Starring: | Daniel Radcliffe, Dane DeHaan, Michael C. Hall |
Review: Usually unfold coming-of-age stories in a predictable way: kid preliminary ventures into the world beyond the one he knows where he led the people and things for him and his outlook on life forever change occurs. It would be easy to dismiss Kill Your Darlings another item in a tired genre: the story of a poet who found his voice through a heady cocktail of sex, drugs and college. But John Krokidas debut film, which refers to the subject, the American poet of the Beat Generation of the revolutionary, fits into so much more than an insistent search for life and the legacy that close to the edge of death. Allen Ginsberg balances studied (Daniel Radcliffe) is keen to get started in the shadow of his famous father, poet Louis Ginsberg (David Cross) life and his mentally unstable mother (Jennifer Jason Leigh) at Columbia University. He meets the exciting Lucien Carr (DeHaan Dane), a rebel exudes so much charisma and ambition that makes it easy for its lack of real talent forgotten. Lucien brings emerging artists coming soon to the literary world will change with their words: Allen, William S. Burroughs (Ben Foster) and Jack Kerouac (Jack Huston). As their lives intersect, their fates intertwined in the form of David Kammerer (Michael C. Hall), a man who is hopelessly trapped in Lucien's Pack spell.Krokidas considers this fascinating brew of hormones, hope and terror bubbling everywhere, effectively nailing confused champagne fizz of youth: a time when you could do ridiculous things and they remember how romantic and revolutionary. All desires, Jack drinks, William sucks nitrous oxide in his lungs in the bathtub, and Lucien what keeps them running. You do not know the beat poets and their work on burns in these young men to recognize the fire. Starters sides of the old classics, ask the guys their manifesto quite literally: they will not be abandoned or succumb to tradition; their work is neither rhyme nor meter.The most fascinating to Kill Your Darlings conscribed she refuses to romanticize this burgeoning intellectual movement. The Beat poets, the idols of literary hipsters everywhere, but Krokidas ensures put their ingenuity and creativity in the recognizable rhythms of everyday life. Desperate to hang on interest Lucien, Allen almost stumbles in his own talent. To create magic he masturbates in front of his typewriter, or stupid tie a noose around his neck a little closer to death coming. These young men, so Krokidas seems to say, tread a fine line between inspiration and folly. Its only when Allen recites a poem - on a moonlit night, a stolen boat - that Lucien is beating his genius, as we.When the film turns into a dark, murderous territory, it moves on Coming-of-age story in detail thriller - a genre shift that strangely works very well within the established world of Krokidas because it all to look at the darker, less savory side Lucien volatile personality. But it is also that it is much harder to get the facts about these signs of Krokidas separate fiction. David's tragic obsession with Lucien - one that suggests that the film would have shared Allen - finally becoming a tragic turn of events that unfold in a very special way in Kill Your Darlings. Well Allen ends in an emotional place in the movie that stuck with what actually appeared in real life, not quite well as a series of title cards told us shortly before the end credits.Less is controversial young artist, all first classroom work on the complex web of relationships that exist unravel. between them Radcliffe is still a mite stiff as an actor, but that's not his best performance on screen: bold, brave, and proof that hes ready reported ideas what he can do on the screen that challenge. De Haan is a firecracker so moody Lucien, burn so bright that you can not win ...
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