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| Runtime: 111 min Language: English Subtitles: French Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps |
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| Review: Once upon a time there was a girl named Hanna (Saoirse Ronan), founded in forest by her father Erik (Eric Bana). A former CIA agent, Erik teaches Hanna everything needed: hunting, armed and unarmed combat, and languages ​​of the world. One day, Hannah was sent out into the woods to kill Marissa Wiegler (Cate Blanchett), a woman who killed mother.Joe Wrights last feature is a modern fairy tale, part revenge flick, part coming of age drama. As his latest effort, The Soloist, Hannah, has some very good ideas that are let down by poor decisions and sometimes over-feeding direction. The film certainly has a strong start. The concept of a child killer can be screwed up, but it is offset by curiosity cause. Why Eric Hanna raised this way? Who is this woman who wants to kill, and who became his enemy? Storytelling is intentionally tight drip feed will keep the focus on time and making dramatic murder plan. So, for the first 45 minutes. After that, Hanna sees the rest of the world for the first time and is distracted? as good bad.On one hand, allows insight into the effects of education Hana blind. Having grown up killing his breakfast and make your own fire, it is ready for a journey through the modern world. Watching their light switches on and off film is in awe of a few touching moments that add the human side of what could become another weapon movie.However soulless, Wright does not know when to pull the sentimentality. The film reaches the lowest point when Hannah ride with family hippie English arrogant, want to oppose the solitary nature, Hanna limited education. Ironically, this family even more dysfunctional than Hannah and Eric, and Hannah Day can only be made more precise plan irrelevant.Her somehow becomes self-indulgent faux-art slow flamenco dance. The film goes off course, so it is questionable whether there was a plan in the first place. This story intentionally drop-powered, or there just is not much to say? The child created specifically to kill, Hannah not end up doing much much.Thats is not to say that there is no action. There are several stops balls, and a real pleasure to watch. From fighting the subway chase through a maze yard load, the action is beautifully filmed and skillfully edited. Long tracking shots to allow a high degree of clarity and immersion. Although, however, is sometimes ruined by over-energy-camera work, turning the film into a music video.Saoirse Ronan is a good action star, pulling in his fight scenes with zeal, but his real strength is their performance. On the one hand, it seems so real it is scary, deadly. At the same time, it has a delicate and innocent aura that makes it hard not to feel sorry for her. This is a layered performance that goes beyond the generic label of good or evil.Hanna failure, but sabotaged. Ronan is excellent, and the action is fantastic, but even that is not enough to put the film back on course by Joe Wright directed towards the wrong direction. Started as a good movie, but ended up as a couple of good ideas, just strung together. |
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