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“There was a cabaret, and there was a master of ceremonies and there was a city called Berlin, in a country called Germany and it was the end of the world.”
Directed by: Bob Fosse
Main cast
Sally Bowles: Liza Minnelli
Brian Roberts: Michael York
The MC: Joel Grey
Fritz Wendel: Fritz Wepper
Natalia Landauer: Marisa Berenson
Set in 1930’s Weimar Republic era Berlin starring legend Liza Minnelli as Sally Bowles, an American cabaret singer who has been…
What an essentially perfect movie, a classic dark comedy from Martin McDonough that really deserves more credit. Colin Farrell and Brendon Gleason never fair to make a great duo with good chemistry and their acting is absolutely impeccable and the way they capture every moment really creates the perfect story, the body language used by the actors makes everything seem so clear and the plot is incredibly interesting and original. Again with the fantastic comedy within the film even in the most simplistic moments. Over all so fantastic. Highly recommend for anyone looking for examples of picture perfect acting and exciting storyline. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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A movie that really makes you think about what has been watched, abides by Martin McDonough’s known themes of darkness and isolation yet still manages to implement comedic elements like his other works. There are moments where the acting becomes incredibly hard hitting and really displays the character relationships between the main characters as well as very deep tension, such as when Pàdriac told Colm that he was going to set fire to his house and he…
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Many comedic lines, some parts such as when one of the characters almost got run over by a few vehicles seemed to link back to the original movie death scene of the Maitlands although that’s just from my eyes. Was really spectacular to see some of the original cast return to these roles with such ease and really play it off just like they did 36 years ago which shows their fantastic capability as actors. Overall a really great watch…
