Users review: Joel (Jim Carrey) is a rather shy person is a person who is the Free Spirit Clementine (Kate Winslet) meet, and they become romantically involved. However, they go through a messy breakup and Clementine are in a business called loophole, Inc., where she had her memories of Joel erased. Do not want to be left out, Joel will also erase his memory. However, shortly after its inception, Joel realizes that he wants the memory of Clementine preserve, so he tried to break process.Well, if you are familiar with Kaufman work, then you know what your getting yourself into. It's just so strange, if not stranger than his previous work, Being John Malkovich. I knew what I was getting myself into, but 90% of the movie, I said to myself what the hell is going on here? But in a good way. It started with Joel Call in sick to work and go to another train to Montauk. He met Clementine, and they have a common language. Now it's about 15 minutes into the movie, then out of the blue after the opening credit sequence to come. I must admit, I thought it would be different, but they enjoy it the way it is, the film is 80% of the time JOELS head.If you think you know Kerry, think again. This film is his best work, better than Majestic, Truman show and his comedic roles (I love him). Just looking at his face in the second to him we see, we feel his pain, the way we feel joy, confusion and hatred. Just awesome action on his part, and Winslet was great as a free spirit who never met. The supporting cast all work well in their small, but important role. Oscar nominations and Winslet (crosses fingers) Carrey.But I bet money on any Oscar nominations Obviously, it would be such an order to be a mess, but beautifully built. You think to yourself, is that the scene really necessary? Then ten minutes later you think to yourself how brilliant it was, it was a beautiful, crazy, give me all that he's kind of non-smokers to write. Charlie Kaufman writing is always clever, but this time HPP surpassed himself by doing something both bizarre and emotionally appealing. It seems that his early films were smart because of the spirit, but the eternal Sunshine Running with his originality and his determination to impress. The fact that this film was able to have such a deep loss, emotional tenderness, and hope in a self-consciously stylized packaging turn illustrate the incredible talent of the people behind it.Michel Gondrys use of bright colors and fast camera movements giving the film a lot that first hand feel. Constant use of the camera is very comfortable in all the signs of the beholder, and I believe it is exactly what you need in such a personal film. His work in the dream sequences are incredibly well. He decided to take a more practical impact to use as we see today with computers. Eternal Sunshine of the tragic but beautiful film that sits on top of my list of the best 2004. |
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