Review: Well, let's start with ... Benefits: Visual Effects 2 to anyone. Raimi and his team gave its audience a vivid and colorful world of wonders in a much more Wowing Oz than the original film, and maybe even one of the more visually appealing than any other film to date. Very funny and clever Rachel Weisz takes on the role Evanora and grabs the audience with charm and depravity, in all the right dose. Toss support and goes quite well, sometimes exciting, original Wizard of Oz magic.The like: Going into this movie with high expectations for dialogue and act immediately leave you very disappointed. Two of the most prominent roles in the film, Oz (played by James Franco), and Theodore, (played by Mila Kunis) to the surprise and inexcusable portrayed very badly. Francos Oz written to be about what you'd expect it to be - complete with charm, wit, and deception. However, the depth that you would expect to go with the expected re-appearance of the character is missing, and you know that Franco is difficult to obtain as himself. The character quickly becomes stale in about 45 minutes, and not always completely reworked. Kunis feels the same - boring & has a passion for pale lines data to it. Her character also has a problem with the development and rushes from high to low so fast that the public does not have to invest in it. Business Arent the worst thing you will get used to, but lifeless script & awkward dialogue difficult to stay focused. Even with a great script, but it seems to me that Franco & Kunis was the best choice for their roles. The Ugly: The worst part of this film is the story. It leaves you waiting for some clever & unexpected twist, a little disclosure motivations of the characters, or even just a certain depth of the main focal points of the story. Its also a bit nasty, this movie takes elements from the original film, which should be left alone, because the original film depicts Dorothys entire trip as a dream, after all. (Such as the transfer of characters from the real world into the characters of Oz), not to mention too much, I can tell you that this film is stuck somewhere between funny and family history of the revival of the original and be serious and interesting fantasy film about the current movie audiences - and formula simply does not work. Having said all that, I do not regret going to see Oz: The Great and Powerful visually do a great job of making at all that does not work. I warn you, however, that the films running time of just over two hours can be difficult to sit through at times. Do not be afraid to take a bath break when they come dry, you probably will not miss too much. |
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