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A beautifully crafted film with stellar performances. I recommend to everyone (by angelicaronald) |
360 is a beautifully made film that oozes class and tells us something about where we are at as human beings in the 21st century. The film makers and actors should be applauded for this huge achievement. The Cast are made up of fine actors from around the world and headed by sympathetic and unshowy performances from Anthony Hopkins, Rachel Weisz and Jude Law. Ensemble films like this don't always work, but in the hands of a master director such as Meirelles, Peter Morgan's script comes to life in a vivid and evocative way. I love the way the story progresses from one pair of <more> |
'Everything comes full circle.' Fascinating and Challenging, a Cinematic Treasure (by gradyharp) |
Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles City of God, Blindness, The Constant Gardner, etc once again demonstrates how far away from reality his films can take us, but at the same time how closely he can examine human foibles so that rather than being a spectator he involves the viewer into squirming through our own errors of assignations, past, present and future. The screenplay for this extended psychological thriller is by Peter Morgan Longford, The Queen, Frost/Nixon. The Last King of Scotland, etc and yet both men attribute the inspiration to Arthur Schnitzler's 1897 play La Ronde <more> |
A perfect film about lives that are being beautifully, and painfully, lived. (by the-positive-mushroom) |
This, and the previous few reviews I've looked up, have sadly convinced me that IMDb is no longer a credible source for judging 'review scores'.This films absolutely nails it! If you've reached 45yrs old, as I have , and made a life, and ruined a life...and made others' lives...and ruined others' lives... then your rating is valid. If, aged 45, you choose to rate this film less than 9 then you've wasted your one single life of 45yrs.I haven't wasted mine. I've stared down loaded gun barrels into the cold eyes of drunken robbers. I've loved. I've <more> |
i was really offended by the average notation of 5.7 for this brilliant cinéma (by ESam-Mak) |
i was really offended by the average notation of 5.7 for this brilliant cinéma. a part from the talented director, the cast alone as excellent performers ça donne envie de voir ce film. i regret not watching in theater, but i enjoyed this movie A LOT. It made me appreciate the aesthetics of a more human-based cinema , rethink again and re watch the movie. this film blows your mindMise-apart from the the characters, and the stories of their choices, responsibilities and change of point of view. . the cinematography was so close to the human relationships. the inter-connection of lives all <more> |
This is the film that "Crash" wanted to be. (by Rolly_Dodger) |
360 is the film that "Crash" wanted to be. Unlike the overt manipulations of "Crash", 360 is a slow burn with a deft sleight of hand.Rather than leading you along with neon coloured sign-posts, lets your mind do a lot of the driving. Shot in a muted, bluish pallet, the gorgeous cinematography captures the attention, while your imagination is allowed to build up steam. It doesn't demand your attention, it flirts with it. I found that refreshing.The first few plot twists put my brain was on alert, trying to predict where the stories would lead. All the while the tension <more> |
Strong interconnections in a small world (by OJT) |
360 is a kaleidoscope movie of which holds a tension I liked very much. The film immediately grabbed my attention, and the longer into the movie the more interesting it gets. The film is about both choices, lust and the need of love. A sort of life travel on the dark side, or maybe more like on the unhappy side, meeting people, connecting coincidentally. People who wants to start new lives. We see both the bad and more sympathetic sides of these people in a way that I haven't seen done so complex and interesting ever before. My thoughts here went to the Oscar winning "A <more> |
a pleasant surprise (by dragokin) |
I ran across 360 by chance and really enjoyed it. Yet, when searching for more information in internet the generic title proved difficult to google. After some clicking things started to unfold: the same author directed City of God and the movie is a loose adaptation of one Arthur Schnitzler's play. Although i can't say much about the latter, the former impressed me even more since i've enjoyed that movie, as well.The cast is brilliant with famous actors popping in and out of view and blending discreetly with otherwise great performance of less known colleagues. We effortlessly <more> |
Coming full circle (by blogurious) |
As the beginning of the story goes, life will eventually present us with two possible directions: the one we choose to follow is for no one but us to decide. "360" is the latest movie by Fernando Meirelles, a man with some good achievements under his belt. And taking life in its pure existence is a great source of inspiration for his work, where it is hard not to relate to. This time Meirelles brings us a beautiful concocted plan where some aspects of daily life are put into context, mixing different Nationalities and aspirations, dreams and sometimes tragedies that come together <more> |
Under the Radar Hit (by BrianLlywd) |
I gotta say I really, really liked this picture. Now appreciate - I'm an iconoclast and whenever I smell studio BS promo I stay clear away. But this picture has none of this smell cause it's an indie but had plenty of pleasant aroma. It had a number of story lines, a number of twists and surprises, a very attractive cast and they all acted well. The plot... could it have been tighter? I suppose. But the apparent joy of the performers lead this picture into high level territory. Hopkins, in his AA soliloquy, was as brilliant as an actor can be. Absolutely authentic and believable. <more> |