Seven days a week, seven films and much morebeautiful interiors in which their action takes place. The traditional Monday column of film tips not only adds variety to life, but also inspires new ideas. A whole month of summer has already passed. The heat and stuffiness that reign during the day do not at all encourage a long stay in the open air. On the contrary, you want to crawl into the shade, under the air conditioner. And if you happen to have at hand, then why not spend a couple of hours watching a good film. The previous selection of good films is . 21 Grams (2003) A very powerful and complex film, and not only because of the non-linearity of the plot. Even people with an atrophied ability to empathize cannot contain their emotions while watching this film. Advice: in moments of deepest tension, when feelings come to the surface, turn your gaze to the surroundings of the main characters. The kitchen, where Naomi Watts's character cooks with her daughters, children's rooms in houses, living rooms and decorative elements. But it will be difficult to concentrate - so precisely and comprehensively does Alejandro González Iñárritu's film sink into the soul. After all, 21 grams is the weight of the human soul, to which the film is dedicated.
Toy Story (1995-2018) Always interestinglook at interiors from a different perspective, different from the usual one — for example, from a child’s perspective. But this cartoon, which brought fame to the Pixar company, so often mentioned in our selections, offers a radically new approach — a view from the perspective of a child’s toys. They are alive, they talk, they have a whole world hidden from the eyes of people. And what’s most interesting is that this world is determined by the size and content of the rooms, where, for example, an ordinary wooden staircase can become an insurmountable peak, and a cardboard box — a whole house.
The Hangover (2009) How to have funfull blast in one of the most expensive cities in the world? The four heroes of this film know the answer, so they rented a luxurious suite on the top floor of the hotel, went to a bar, lost a friend, fell out with the mafia, and the further — the worse, more fun and funny. In the course of the action, the characters end up in a casino, a hospital, a police station, and even Mike Tyson's house. And the suite, which is a bit of a mess the next morning, is diversified by a live tiger in the bathroom, who appears out of nowhere.
Before I Met You (2016) If Every Day inwatch strictly one film during the week, then on Thursday it is worth paying attention to new releases and premieres. Among the large number of comedies starting on this day, there was a drama in which Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke played. They appeared here in the images of a paralyzed man and his nurse. The plot seems very familiar, and perhaps that is why the critics' opinions were divided almost in half. But judging by the trailer, we are in for a pleasant romantic story, not devoid of emotion, and the interior elements are much more visible on the big screen.
Killers (2010) Americans always have homesare interesting due to their compactness and interior features, which are not typical for our country, but are very desirable. In each film, the gaze now and then highlights some individual elements that attract attention. The comedy action movie "Killers" is exactly about such a house in an ordinary suburb, where a young couple lives. One of the couple is a former hitman, a reward was suddenly put on his head, and the family's adventures begin.
The Prestige (2006) In Light of the Sequel's Failure"Now You See Me", which is currently in theaters, brings to mind Christopher Nolan's "The Prestige". The focus is also on magicians, and the film itself is one of the best and most successful among hundreds of similar ones. The perfectly conveyed atmosphere of the late 19th century, as well as the non-linear narrative, intriguing plot and first-rate actors - Hugh Jackman, Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Scarlett Johansson - make this film very memorable and simply a must-see.
Robin Hood (2010, or 1991, or whatever)The story of the famous archer, robber and folk hero Robin Hood, who fought for King Richard the Lionheart, goes back to even more ancient times. Many film adaptations of his adventures necessarily touch on issues of honor and justice, the love interests of this man and the ability to handle a sword or bow, as well as large-scale military actions and the entourage of that era. And these are castles and villages, throne rooms and peasants' houses... Elements of the medieval theme please the eye of connoisseurs, who then strive to add to their interiors what, over the centuries, became known as the truly English style.
What to watch this week: interiors in cinema #13 – etk-fashion.com
