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CANDY (2006) Grade: C+
It's a harsh realistic film on heroin. My only gripe about it was a too long. However, you could see the early brilliance of Heath Ledger. The ending was strong.
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Strictly Ballroom Baz Luhrmann. 1992
Kendall’s Dance Studio 322 Victoria Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia See in map
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Strictly Ballroom | 'The Inconceivable Sight'- A Baz Luhrmann Film | MIRAMAX
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CARMEN (2023)
Starring Melissa Barrera, Paul Mescal, Rossy de Palma, Elsa Pataky, Nicole da Silva, Tara Morice, Richard Brancatisano, Benedict Hardie, Kaan Guldur, Nico Cortez, Pip Edwards, Tracy "The DOC" Curry, Corey London, Ryan Oliver Gelbart, Kevin MacIsaac, Zac Drayson, Morgan Smallbone, Damien Thomlinson, Darvin Dela Cruz,        Alejandro Corsino and Marina Tamayo.
Screenplay by  Alexander Dinelaris Jr. and Loïc Barrère & Benjamin Millepied.
Directed by Benjamin Millepied.
Distributed by Sony Pictures Classics. 116 minutes. Rated R.
There is a certain risk to adapting – no matter how loosely – classic works of art.
Benjamin Millepied’s Carmen is only tangentially based upon Georges Bizet’s classic opera of the same name. Some of the basics of the storyline have been held onto, and the fact that music and dance are of great importance to the film, but in most other ways this new Carmen is a very different beast.
And sadly, it is a much more disjointed, eventually slightly disappointing one. It is often striking visually, but the action is often muddled, the music (which is original, only very slightly derivative of Bizet’s opera) is unmemorable and the characters and their situations are fairly unbelievable, despite a spectacular performance as the title character by Melissa Barrera (In the Heights, Scream).
By moving the story to the Mexican border and adding themes of immigration, racism, crime, violence and doomed passion, you would think Carmen would be much more intriguing than it ends up being. Instead it seems overwrought and melodramatic – which I suppose could be expected with something based on an opera. However, it doesn’t even settle into its melodrama in an interesting way.
Carmen is a gorgeous dancer in a dusty, backwater area of Mexico. Her mother is also a dancer, and once had escaped to the United States to follow her dream of dance. Now mother sacrifices herself to give her daughter the opportunity to escape the violent drug cartel which is on her trail and to track down her mother’s best friend, who still runs a dance hall she had started with mom over the border.
While trying to sneak across the border, Carmen is captured by two border patrol officers. One is racist and violent, the other kind and understanding. The kind one is Aidan (Paul Mescal), a Marine who is instantly taken by the gorgeous Carmen. When his friend attempts to kill her in the name of “border security,” Aidan goes on the run with Carmen to find her new home.
They end up crashing with her mother’s friend Masilda (Rossy de Palma), a fellow dancer who still runs the dance studio she opened with Carmen’s mother years earlier. However, Carmen is having trouble deciding between her dream of dance and her passion for Aidan. In the meantime, Aidan is suffering from PTSD from his time in Iraq and is trying to figure out how he could care for Carmen as a fugitive from the law.
Sadly, it all sounds much more interesting than it turns out to be.
Part of the problem is that you really never buy into the relationship between Carmen and Aiden. It happens too quickly, too completely, which I suppose is sometimes how love goes, but still it doesn’t really work as a narrative choice.
Therefore the good parts of Carmen – the atmospheric world, the sensual dance, the searing performance by Barrera – end up being overshadowed by the clunky and manipulative aspects of the film.
Plus, there is not a single song in this “musical” that is anywhere near as arresting and tuneful as “The Toreador Song” from Bizet’s original.
Jay S. Jacobs
Copyright ©2023 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: April 21, 2023.
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trekkitkat · 2 years
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2, 6, 9, 12 and 45 for the song asks? ✨
2. A song for when you’re sad
"You are not alone" - Michael Jackson. Been my comfort song for about 15 years now.
6. The best song off your favorite album
"As bad as I am" - Hollywood Vampires first album "Hollywood Vampires"
9. A song that makes you nostalgic
"Time after time" - Mark Williams, Tara Morice. From one of the first movies I remember watching. Always has this soft, hazy dancing in the twilight feel to it.
12. A song from your favorite solo artist
Dude, I like to many singers to pick a favorite! :p
One of my top picks, "Wonderful world" - Sam Cooke.
45. A song that makes you cry
"Joey" - Concrete Blonde.
I have no idea why, but I can't not cry when this plays.
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Did you ever watch Dance Academy? Tara Morice plays the main ballet teacher!
OOOOHHH NO I HAVEN'T BUT I WANT TO NOW thank you for letting me know it looks so cool and I'd really like to see Morice in more!!!
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movienized-com · 2 months
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Ten Pound Poms
Ten Pound Poms (Serie 2023) #WarrenBrown #SarahFurnari #BerynnSchwerdt #LibbyFleming #NicEnglish #MichaelMcHugh Mehr auf:
Serie Jahr: 2023- (Mai) Genre: Drama Hauptrollen: Warren Brown, Sarah Furnari, Berynn Schwerdt, Libby Fleming, Nic English, Michael McHugh, Tara Morice, Alex Andreas, Rowan Davie, Penny Day, Jake Ryan, Stephanie King, Kasia Stelmach, Alastair Bradman, Alex Figueiredo, Elizabeth McLean … Serienbeschreibung: Eine Gruppe von Briten verlässt 1956 das Nachkriegs-Großbritannien, um sich auf ein…
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hauntingsoundtracks · 9 months
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Strictly Ballroom, directed by Baz Luhrmann
Time After Time, Mark Williams · Tara Morice · Cyndi Lauper · Rob Hyman
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tonkitext · 2 years
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Razzle dazzle
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RAZZLE DAZZLE FULL
ThemesĬompetition pushy parents family and relationships Violenceĭuring a dance routine, children dressed as soldiers carrying machine guns round up and tie up a group of children dressed as Muslim women. Nonetheless, Mr Jonathan has a loyal support base, including his school’s business manager Barbara (Denise Roberts), Justine (Kerry Armstrong), the pushy mother of his student Tenille (Shayni Notelovitz), and his costume maker (Tara Morice).īoth Miss Elizabeth and Mr Jonathan enter their dance troupes in the competition and must cope with many obstacles and adversities along the way. Consequently his dance school has achieved less success in the competition. He tends to choreograph dances with political messages, which are less acceptable to audiences and judges alike. Mr Jonathan, formerly a moderately successful UK-based dancer, runs his dance school Jazzketeers with different aspirations. She has a low opinion of her competitors, particularly Jonathan Scott (Ben Miller). Miss Elizabeth has high expectations of her students and her teaching style is steeped in discipline, sparse praise and, at times, humiliation of her students.
RAZZLE DAZZLE FULL
This is a highly competitive world, full of eccentric characters, pushy parents and young stars in the making.įor the last few years, the competition has been won by Miss Elizabeth’s (Jane Hall) dance school troupe. It is set in Australia, where thousands of children participate each year in the Sanosafe Dance Troupe Spectacular. Razzle Dazzle is a mockumentary, a parody of the documentary genre.
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cressida-jayoungr · 3 years
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One Dress a Week Challenge
July: Red
Strictly Ballroom / Tara Morice as Fran
Sneaking in one last costume for the month of red. I expect to slow down a lot when I hit orange!
Fran goes through quite the "ugly duckling" transformation in this movie, and this costume represents her ultimate "swan" moment. As an in-universe costume, it's flashy yet tasteful and makes a statement without tipping over into garishness. The sequins on the bodice are just magic in the lighting of the competition floor.
I like how the black decorative elements on the front seem to be taking on a life of their own and and breaking into the neckline. The straps in the back are attractive and probably also serve a practical purpose in preventing "wardrobe malfunctions" while dancing!
See the dress in action here and here.
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shorties-unite · 2 years
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So you’re saying Ms. Raine starred the most camp yet dramatic cinematic masterpiece of a ballroom dancing film in the 90’s aND NONE OF YA’LL WERE GOING TO TELL ME???
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anjelia3 · 3 years
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mydarkmaterials · 2 years
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Strictly Ballroom is 30 years old and I’m just learning that Tara Morice (Fran) sings on the soundtrack!!!!
I’ve listened to the damn thing so many times and I’ve never noticed before
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