This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This is perfection, glory, reality, extravagance and broken love.
First: Patti LuPone is sensational, she brings sensitivity and fragility to the powerful Norma Desmond and she is definitely my Norma Desmond. Although she does not fit the profile of Mrs. Demond, I mean, Patti is terribly beautiful and Norma is portrayed as unattractive, but this does not prevent her from being the best Norma Desmond.
She gives me the same vibes as "Fatal Attraction", a woman who is not very…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
It is a film that, as it promises, generates, has, and leaves doubts.
The suspense and slight misinformation is magnificent, it leaves us feeling in some way like Sister Aloysius, with a certainty that cannot be explained with arguments that the father is what we believe.
We have many tests, and at the same time, none. Sister Aloysius is the clear example of certainty and decision, which when she believes in something right, is relentless.
Sister Aloysius goes with the…
This movie can be described in about 3 words: Pursuit of Money.
It is a great shame that Andrew Lloyd Webber had to be the person who directed this film.
We have to remember where the idea to make this movie comes from: The Broadway musical.
Broadway's "Evita," starring Patti LuPone, was the best Evita we've ever seen performed. Patti did more than perfection, even when she was manipulated and mistreated. They forced her to sing screaming, even though she…
I loved the casting and above all, the art of using color.
There are scenes where we see the tone of their love, the one that illuminates them: orange.
We see orange as the flame of their love, and in one scene in particular, where they argue as a couple, we can see how after the screams, the orange leaves their faces, and only black and green remain.
They have the ending they needed, different lives and yet united, dependent,…
