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Robert Redford stars in All is Lost, the "perfect storm" of a movie[/caption]
I read this review of the new survival-at-sea film All is Lost in The Vancouver Sun newspaper yesterday, and I found it pretty riveting. An almost wordless performance by the iconic American actor Robert Redford, in a movie that sounds like the rarest of birds -- pure cinematic storytelling, which couldn't be done in any other medium besides film. Sounds almost like something from the glory days of silent film, and look what's ruling the box office: Gravity -- a survival-in-space drama, tightly focused on it's two leads, Sandra Bullock, and George Clooney. Wow. Storytelling, and gravitas, and Robert Redford. It's Autumn, when a young film producer's fancy turns to thoughts of Oscar.
Robert Redford stars in All is Lost, the "perfect storm" of a movie[/caption]I read this review of the new survival-at-sea film All is Lost in The Vancouver Sun newspaper yesterday, and I found it pretty riveting. An almost wordless performance by the iconic American actor Robert Redford, in a movie that sounds like the rarest of birds -- pure cinematic storytelling, which couldn't be done in any other medium besides film. Sounds almost like something from the glory days of silent film, and look what's ruling the box office: Gravity -- a survival-in-space drama, tightly focused on it's two leads, Sandra Bullock, and George Clooney. Wow. Storytelling, and gravitas, and Robert Redford. It's Autumn, when a young film producer's fancy turns to thoughts of Oscar.
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