In 1942, an intelligence officer in North Africa encounters a female French Resistance fighter on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. When they reunite in London, their relationship is tested by the pressures of war.
Brad Pitt Marion Cotillard Jared Harris Simon McBurney Lizzy Caplan Daniel Betts Matthew Goode Camille Cottin Michael McKell August Diehl Thierry Frémont Vincent Ebrahim Vincent Latorre Fleur Poad Miryam Hayward Iselle Rifat Aysha Kanayo Sally Messham Anton Blake Horowitz Charlotte Hope Anton Lesser Marion Bailey Raffey Cassidy Xavier de Guillebon Raphael Acloque Christian Rubeck Russell Balogh Paul Longley Freddie Stewart Show All…
Anthony Caron-Delion Jason Knox-Johnston Richard Selway Tom Still Anna Bregman Jonathan Marin Socas Mary Mackenzie Will Newton Marco Anton Restivo
Raffaella Giovannetti Adal Tahiche Morales Blanco Iván Medina Hernández Josh Sales Dan Riches Jorge Noguerales
Simon Hayes Bjørn Ole Schroeder Shaun Farley Shelley Roden Scott Curtis Randy Thom Brandon Proctor John Roesch Jeremy Bowker Dennis Sands
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Belgium16
CanadaR
Romania15
IndiaA
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PortugalM/14
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Ireland15A
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Spain12
Sweden15
UK15
Czechia18+
Germany12
Russia16+
Ukraine
Turkey
Vietnam
Hong Kong
South Korea15
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Brazil14
Slovakia12
Japan
Hungary16
France12
France12
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Greece
Sweden15
UK15
France12
Netherlands16
Argentina
Australia
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Brazil
Canada
Czechia
Denmark
Estonia
France
Germany
Greece
Hong Kong
Hungary
India
Ireland
Italy
Japan
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Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Slovakia
South Korea
Spain
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possibly the least interesting movie one could make about Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard fucking throughout the last years of World War II. but hey, good news for anyone who's ever wanted to watch two people bone during a flagrantly fake CG sandstorm in the Moroccan desert. and the clothes are shiny!
what on earth possesses a man to use arial bold for title cards
Time will be kind to this. Feels part of a lineage of somewhat ignored mid-2010s movies—David Ayer's Fury and Scorsese's Silence spring to mind, though I'm not equating them, obviously—attempting to recreate and exacerbate history within the confines of handsome modern extremity. I usually hate when every set looks as though it has just been built, every stitch of clothing recently sewn. In this case, the game of espionage--artifice, performance, hidden truth--plays to its advantage. This does, at times, look like a movie Brad Pitt's character from Babylon would have made if he'd survived the transition to talkies.
WHAT SPIES BENEATH
- marion cotillard
- the lesbian sister
- the lesbian sister's girlfriend
- the dude from inglourious basterds playing the exact same character
- marion cotillard's dresses
- brad pitt wanting to move to fucking medicine hat alberta for some reason???
- marion cotillard
Turns out the real war ... was love.
(And World War II.)
((But also love.))
Wasn't crazy about Brad Pitt's performance. I think he’s maybe going for a Bogart thing, brooding and betraying no emotions. When the film becomes entirely about emotions, it suffers as a result. Otherwise, Zemeckis has another very solid historical drama on his hands. After his mildly disastrous mo-cap period, his gift for blending big special effects with genuine human drama has returned him to near the top of my list of favorite studio directors.
Also I’m a total Oscar idiot, but this thing has gotta be a lock for the Best Costume Design award. If it’s not at least nominated, I’ll eat my Gymkata sword.
The best episode of How I Met Your Mother you will ever see.
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Both a crackerjack spy romance and a typically bonkers Digital-Tinkering experimental showcase by Robert Zemeckis. Basically two movie stars playing movie stars who happen to be rehearsing for a (yet to be) classic espionage thriller. All-knowing of its mechanics and shimmering in its gleeful diversions. Marion Cotillard giving birth outside in the middle of an air-raid is probably one of the least outrageous parts of all of this. I cackled and teared up and had a ball. Rent this fucker.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
It’s been over a decade since Robert Zemeckis embraced the sleekness of the digital world as a filmmaker and has been unfortunately dismissed as a failing artist lost in his modern technical toys… Though it’s true that his current sensibilities often include big, virtuoso set pieces, his modern oeuvre is defined by finding the small (also see: huge) emotions within the spectacle. In, Flight, Zemeckis finds an interesting humanity in the procedural elements of the plane sequence which he eventually leans on later (not dissimilar from Eastwood’s excellent Sully from earlier this year), while with The Walk’s showstopper finale he finds the power in one man’s ability to imbue the ordinary with extraordinary spirit, cleverly juxtaposing the mundane scuffle of…
zemeckis really went josef von sternberg mode.
10/10 for the car sex ://
"je t'aime, mon québécois"
barely any action and kind of predictable, was expecting better. BUT i'd throw myself off a cliff for marion cotillard, her dresses were so pretty and she was so beautiful, honestly a GODDESS. also brad pitt speaking french killed me.
