Newsmeldung von slashCAM:The discreet Mr. Crane in the night to Monday 00:15 6.October 2008 / WDR A small but very fine contribution to the genre of film noir of director Joel Coen, who together with his brother Ethan wrote the script.
Billy Bob Thornton gives the lethargic Barber Ed Crane, who with his wife (Frances McDormand) and the brother-in-law (Michael Badalucco) end of the 40-years in a sleepy town is alive. With the monotony in marriage and career, it's over, as Ed discovered his criminal energy and the lover of his wife (James Gandolfini) to money for a more or less brilliant idea of blackmailing business.
Peppered with bizarre twists and crazy ideas, the drama thriller a real pleasure. And by the exquisitely composed images of cinematographer Roger A. Deakins also a cinematic delight. (The Man Who Was not There, 2001)
/ JPR
Antwort von Axel:
Deakins was in
Burn After Reading was not the DOP. Indeed, the film does something other than loveless Coen. Looking back, it may not yet on the script s.der dream cast. The film is like Shakespeare in the set design of
Marienhof. In the audience again by the trailer and misinformed Mario Barth Stefan Raab fans who laughed s.den bodies, as the film about the flatness
of her humor amused (and several cinematic points of thought ... continued: Shall we laugh or cry? ).
