| Review: Nebraska star Bruce Dern plays Woody Grant, a 77-year-old man living in Billings, Montana, which thinks hes won one million U.S. dollars lottery publishers just because they got cleverly worded commercial letter from the company. After opening film, we see Dern foot, hoofing its way into the suburbs Billings and on his way to Lincoln, Nebraska to claim their prize. It is fast becoming apparent that the flight was not on Derns character Woody species. Alcohol, age, dark northern U.S. Midwest, and long Lifeline Event Woody left a little confused, so business letter can trust him, hes a millionaire. It turned out that he was always that.Woodys son David, played by Saturday Night Live alum Will Forte, also lives in Billings. Sells home theater and other consumer electronic devices at your local store, the battered Subur car and usually broken relationship still disconnected his father. After Woody does several attempts to escape alone Billings and do it Lincoln, David agrees the fact that the woody at the Lincoln Subur. Events on the road and take Woody and David Woodys born small invented city ​​in northeast Nebraska, where Woodys around awaits.And there will be other settings as director Alexander Paynes beautiful trip comedy by exactly the same forms such as About Schmidt and sideways. This film takes us through Woodys long last, so it can be seen in mind. If you like these movies, you will love Nebraska too.Theres one more thing, you will love, and that review is June Squibbs portrait Woodys wife Kate. Squibb plays Kate as a force of nature with the mouth, which funny, smart, profane and management of all at once. Derns already won awards for Woody, and many of us believe Squibb will do the same Kate Grant with her. Squibb also plays woman who suddenly dropped dead in About Schmidt. We did not see much of that in this movie, but it gets a lot of opportunities steal a lot of scenes in Nebraska. This is a very funny film with some touching statement have be done on aging, family relationships, and the final impact of the current. Thus, Nebraska is like other Director Paynes trip movies. But Nebraska is his own story with a completely different look to them topics.For some of us, it is very funny see great movies before they open. We get a few days to see Nebraska before it opened in the national expansion of the critically acclaimed New York Film series, which began in 1995. Last-minute tickets for this event was provided Paramount through the tireless effort Tim Sika, founder and leader of the San Jose Camera Cinema Club. Thanks Tim. |
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