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And indeed, it is a masterpiece. Discover the review
And indeed, it is a masterpiece.
The great merit of "Days of Wine and Roses" lies in tackling a sensitive and unfortunately very current topic without slipping into the easy rhetoric typical of American-made positivism, which permeates Hollywood filmmaking to its highest spheres; luckily, we are spared the moral lesson "anyone can make mistakes, but with willpower and elbow grease, everything gets fixed!" (which is repeated more than ever nowadays!), and alcoholism is considered, rightly, a subtle, invisible enemy that's very difficult to face and defeat. Discover the review
The great merit of "Days of Wine and Roses" lies in tackling a sensitive and unfortunately very current topic without slipping into the easy rhetoric typical of American-made positivism, which permeates Hollywood filmmaking to its highest spheres; luckily, we are spared the moral lesson "anyone can make mistakes, but with willpower and elbow grease, everything gets fixed!" (which is repeated more than ever nowadays!), and alcoholism is considered, rightly, a subtle, invisible enemy that's very difficult to face and defeat.
"Breakfast At Tiffany's" is, in the end, a simply wonderful movie, seemingly romantic but in reality an immense comedy perfectly performed that absolutely must be seen in its original language, you cannot take away Hepburn's voice, which expresses all the despair, happiness, and melancholy of her Holly. Discover the review
"Breakfast At Tiffany's" is, in the end, a simply wonderful movie, seemingly romantic but in reality an immense comedy perfectly performed that absolutely must be seen in its original language, you cannot take away Hepburn's voice, which expresses all the despair, happiness, and melancholy of her Holly.
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