His choices, an eclectic assortment of songs, lend
the film emotional heft while controlling its tone.
Vikander has the less showy role, but her character is more three - dimensional and gives
the film emotional heft.
Not exact matches
The final
film presented a gargantuan challenge to its makers, who were required to juggle gigantic action scenes with
emotional heft and jaunts into the metaphysical to explain its labyrinthine plot.
The bulk of the movie's
emotional heft revolves around these key players, with various supporting roles showing up in the latter half of the
film to offer support and their condolences to the shattered man.
But when it emerged that «Monster House» creator Gil Kenan was set to take charge, The prospects of «Poltergeist» improved immeasurably: his
films have precisely the right blend of spooky thrills, oddball invention and
emotional heft to suit this story of a young girl abducted by vengeful ghosts.
The first of five new
films in the Harry Potter universe combines enthralling visuals with surprising
emotional heft
Kenan's
films have precisely the right blend of spooky thrills, oddball invention and
emotional heft to suit this story of a young girl abducted by vengeful ghosts.
Except that Haigh's new
film has the substance and
emotional heft to be considered a masterpiece.
The
film's virtually a solo effort for much of the running time, and Bullock (who won four years back for «The Blind Side «-RRB- is doing something different here from the bulk of her work in the last few decades (you have to go back to «Speed» for its closest counterpart, and there's much greater
emotional heft here).
Despite an occasionally stilted pace and a few cartoonish touches (Molly Shannon plays Rachel's mom with a broad sexual frustration that clashes with the rest of the material), Earl develops a rare
emotional heft, particularly when Greg is pressured to make Rachel an original
film.
Buoyed by clever takes on undead lore and charmingly dorky puns, the
film earns its
emotional heft through inspired characterizations and centuries of starch - collared melancholy.
Visually stunning, well acted, but altogether too silly and far - fetched to really resonate, the
film lacks the
emotional heft, enormous sense of personal loss or sense of time from Reiner's
film, and for a
film so preoccupied with its central character's inability to forget or escape the past, it fades into memory all too quickly.
While the
film has the same funhouse feel as «Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,» it carries far more
emotional heft — thanks in large part to Wasikowska's soulful performance.
It is not concerned with the wider political issues of the period, but a little more specificity would certainly help the
film, as both its lack of nuance and persistent plotting issues frequently undermine much of the potential
emotional heft.
Despite an occasionally stilted pace and a few cartoonish touches (Molly Shannon as Rachel's sexually frustrated mum clashes with the rest of the
film), «Earl» develops a rare
emotional heft, particularly when Rachel pressures Greg to make an original
film for her.
For Plummer — who is currently
filming «Gully,» about a trio of teens running wild in a dystopian L.A. — managing the
emotional heft of «Lean on Pete» with the day - to - day baggage of
filming illustrates the harmony he strives to achieve between his career and home life.
The benefit of a creepy, powerful villain, from whom audiences will reel as he lays down his baton to wash his hands, is that his
emotional heft filters throughout the entire
film.
Talking of the
emotional heft of objects, one of the things that I found immediately moving about the
film is the sense it has of a world where images are scarce, and where something like a rosary bead can be invested with so much longing.
In one sequence, Martin explains that he had to tell his wife to come to bed every night, otherwise she would stay up working until 4 a.m., sometimes 6 a.m. To see her husband support her and never feel any sort of jealousy in her successes gives the
film some serious
emotional heft.
Another frustration within the
film is constantly missed opportunities to pack
emotional punches and the
film miscues moments far too often with only a scene between Bale and Saldana at a bridge encounter showcasing the
emotional heft needed to do so.
Anderson's
films have long had an off - kilter balance between arcs and individual moments, and this movie is largely tilted towards the latter: to name just one of the most piercing examples, the first flashback (of many), which shows Spots and Atari's first meeting, has enough
emotional heft to sustain a full half of a lesser
film.
Coogler manages to pack each with enough backstory, breathless action,
emotional heft and political weight to fill three
films.
These are moments that contribute to the
emotional and intellectual
heft of the movie, not showy shots that are dissected in
film class.
But while DiCaprio painfully conveys Glass» turmoil and intense resolve as he goes after the odious fur trapper John Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy, in the
film's best performance), there's an absence of
emotional heft at points.
It's been 18 months and two more viewings since I was first wowed by Andrea Arnold's sink - estate drama, and Fassbender's is the performance that reveals more at each turn: as the kindly boyfriend of the teen protagonist's neglectful mother, his delicate negotiation of the queasy divide between parental and sexual impulse gives the
film its messy
emotional heft, but he's responsible for some unexpected stabs of joy too.
The TV set plays Thomas's moving
film about her mother, «Happy Birthday to a Beautiful Woman,» offering a back story that gives the initially silly pair of shining Crocs a new
emotional heft.