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What I’ve Been Up To Lately
- Aerial shots of falling World Trade Center released http://bit.ly/cI7RFD 3 weeks ago
- John Mayer 'Loves Black Women,' Offends Everyone http://bit.ly/dozaTr 3 weeks ago
- I earned the Lurker sticker on @GetGlue! http://is.gd/7YVo4 2010-02-09
- I earned the Lurker sticker on @GetGlue! http://bit.ly/c7xs1D 2010-02-09
- Flixster Gets A Thumbs Up From Investors, Raises $12.5 Million http://bit.ly/dv98gZ 2010-02-08
- More updates...
The Illusionist (2006)
The Illusionist . . . loved it! I’m not sure if there’s anything more I can say about it. A man returns to town for the woman he left behind, but she is with another who has all the power. This film’s characters are deep and mysterious. Edward Norton, as Eisenheim the Illusionist, and Jessica Biel, as Eisenheim’s childhood sweetheart, have good chemistry. Rufus Sewell, as Crown Prince Leopold, has a way of showing hate in his face that is just scary. Paul Giamatti’s portrayal of Inspector Uhl greatly expressed the fine line one would have to walk in his position between the law, and the wrath of the monarchy. The settings and the visual style make me feel like I’m right there even though the film takes place in the past, and my curiosity about Eisenheim’s plans was definitely peaked. I know that I will be adding this to my DVD collection very soon. It is wonderful. See it now.