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Trance Review

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Trance Review:

Director: Danny Boyle

Run Time: 101 mins

Genre: Crime/Drama/Mystery/Thriller

Main Cast: James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson, Vincent Cassel

Review:

Trance directed by acclaimed Oscar winning director Danny Boyle is a psychological thriller and heist film combined. The movie revolves around three characters: Simon (James McAvoy) who is hired to rob an art auction since he works there, Franck (Vincent Cassel) the gangster who hires Simon and Elizabeth (Rosario Dawson) a psychotherapist who tries to help Simon escape from the gang. The movie is filled with twists and turns till the end and moves at a relentless pace. It’s stylishly shot and an extremely visually appealing piece of work by the director.

All the leads have put in a tremendous performance and it shows in the way the movie never loosens its grip on the thrill quotient. James McAvoy in particular is immensely enjoyable to watch on screen and complements the movie very well. Trance’s storyline is multi layered hence might confuse you at times but it all comes together at the end to give you a satisfying end. None of the twists are predictable which catch you unawares and leave you wanting for more. Trance is a completely enjoyable movie that keeps you on the edge of your seat till the very end.

I give it 4/5 stars

★★★★

- Sanjee

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Review

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Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Drama

Running Time: 114 mins

Director: Ben Stiller

Main Cast: Ben Stiller, Kristen Wiig, Jon Daly

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Review:

Based on James Thurber’s classic story, the movie tells a story of a day-dreamer (Walter Mitty) who escapes his life by disappearing into a world of fantasies. Working at Life magazine, he spends most of the day dreaming about his coworker Cheryl (Kristen Wiig). He is too shy to approach her and attempts to contact her through eHarmony. Being in charge of the negatives their photographers submit from all over the world, he goes in search for ‘Negative 25’, a lost negative from Sean O’Connell (Sean Penn).

This is a type of movie that you will either love or hate. You will love it for its visually beautiful scenes, from the incredible Afghan mountains to the Icelandic landscapes. As well as the short but superb performances by Sean Penn and Kristen Wiig. However what brings its ratings down is the story line that has been done numerous times, that is Mitty in search to find himself. While beautifully shot, the movie can be too heavy and complex at times. The writing is average, particularly in the heavy use of metaphors and obscure messages. Nonetheless it is a touching movie that emphasizes on the importance of breaking out of one’s shell and taking chances to live your dreams.

Personal Rating:

★★★

- Christine