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Akiva GoldsmanDrehbuch:
Akiva GoldsmanKamera:
Caleb DeschanelBesetzung:
Colin Farrell, Jessica Brown Findlay, Jennifer Connelly, William Hurt, Eva Marie Saint, Graham Greene, Russell Crowe, Kevin Corrigan, Kevin Durand (mehr)Streaming (5)
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Die Geschichte "Winter's Tale" umfasst mehr als 100 Jahre und spielt in einem mythischen New York voller Wunder und schicksalhafter Begegnungen im ewigen Kampf Gut gegen Böse.
Die Hauptrollen übernehmen Colin Farrell ("Total Recall"), Jessica Brown Findlay (TV-Serie "Downton Abbey") sowie die Oscar®-Preisträger Jennifer Connelly ("A Beautiful Mind-Genie und Wahnsinn"), William Hurt ("Der Kuss der Spinnenfrau"), Eva Marie Saint ("Die Faust im Nacken") und Russell Crowe ("Gladiator"). Ihr Debüt geben die Newcomer Ripley Sobo und Mckayla Twiggs (die beide am Broadway in "Once" mitgewirkt haben). Der Film ist das Regiedebüt des Oscar- preisgekrönten Drehbuchautors Akiva Goldsman ("A Beautiful Mind- Genie und Wahnsinn"), der auch den gefeierten Roman von Mark Helprin für die Leinwand adaptiert hat.
Die Musik komponiert Oscar-Preisträger Hans Zimmer ("Der König der Löwen", "Inception", "Man of Steel").
(Warner Bros. DE)
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The trailer is worth five stars and I could maybe play it over and over again. Mainly because it's actually a cut of the best scenes from the whole movie. The movie itself is a little worse. The first part was amazing, plus tons of romance. The second part was a disappointment, or at least it didn't fulfill me as much as I would have liked. The problem is mostly that the two parts don't make sense together somehow. But the gorgeous music, Colin Farrell, and the divine Russell Crowe as the "superhuman" still made it one of the better movies. Though the most charming was still Jessica Brown Findlay and her fantastically natural style. 3.5 stars.
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I didn’t want to believe the ratings here, so I invested two hours of my time in a completely useless film that has everything a good film should have – music by Hans Zimmer and cast such as Farrell, Crowe or Connelly. The result, however, is unfortunately insipid and I think that the actors themselves must be ashamed of it. The classification of this as a fantasy romance is apt. It’s something like Titanic without the ship but with fantasy elements and a load of bullcrap. Simply horrible.
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The subject itself isn't bad. It's interesting to combine romance with fantastical, essentially fairy-tale elements in this case, although it's nothing particularly new either. Unfortunately, the film appears - quite rightly - unfinished, dysfunctional, and disjointed. Somehow it doesn't hold together, which is its biggest problem. Yet the setup for something beautiful here was promising.
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