Blue Velvet (1986)
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There is far more to ‘Blue Velvet’ than meets the eye. You can’t label this as drama, satire, or black comedy. It just doesn’t work.’Blue Velvet’ is an example of our world’s disarray. This film is VERY genius in its portrayal. We see a hokey, innocent town that yields a dark secret.The symbolism is great. White picket fences, waving fireman, hokey acting, and a sunny day show the apparent innocence. But a stroke, black insects, a candle getting blown out, etc. show us something else.I love how when we see the innocence, everything is hokey. The music, acting, dialogue… everything. But when the darkness appears, everything becomes serious. The script improves, the acting is better… everything. That’s something that was missed by most viewers.David Lynch is brilliant, but he also has a great sense of humor. Jokes aren’t funny… absurdity is funny.Lightness and darkness seemingly coexist in this lumber town… each in their own place. When a curious fellow returns home, he disrupts the balance and the two forces go to war. Yet, we don’t really even know which side he’s on. I love how Jeffrey always wears black and white. I love all the symbology of this film.If you haven’t seen this yet, break away from the Hollywood cookie cutter movies and prepare to have your mind challenged and entertained.Makes a fun party movie, too. ;o)10/10
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User 1 Review:
I remember loving this movie as a kid back when my aunt took me to see it in theaters, but as a person who is now in college, I don't seem to like it as much as I used to. I don't hate it, I think it's OK for what it is, but I do feel like this is one of the weaker movies by Sony Pictures Animation. The visuals, although they might look dated by today's standards, look pretty good for the time when this movie first came out. Overall, I don't think it's one of the worst movies I've ever watched looking back at it, it's just that I think this is better for kids than it is for adults.
User 2 Review:
2005's "Madagascar" sports likable, well casted characters and a kid-appealing plot and atmosphere that is all-around memorable and fun.With that said, my feelings are telling me that this film could have done much better by not having the predictable plot focus too much on the down-and-out drama moments. Also, the writers seem to know how to write good jokes, but I found more than half of them didn't hit the bullseye, or worse, they're too 'in' which becomes groan worthy to watch/listen.I know there's some serious potential here because the CG animation here is fluid, fast, and expressive- allowing for the more cartoony, left-field ideas/jokes to shine as they should.If the sequel films can capitalize on the stronger aspects of this first film, then we will have a very good series on our hands. As is though, "Madagascar" is okay.
User 3 Review:
I just attended a press screening in Los Angeles. This movie is a "reel" hoot. It was simply hilarious. The spoofs, take-offs, and references to other movies, music and characters come fast and furious - so you'll probably need to see it several times to catch all of them (shh, no talking in the theater). The plot - a bunch of New York City zoo animals end up back in the wild with all their madcap adventures along the way. Excellent animation, voices, music and jokes. The spoiler - it was over in 85 minutes and I wanted more - I was spoiled. I can't wait for Madagascar 2! And, please stay seated until the end of the credits, the complete end - you will be treated all during the credits with a special treat at the very end.
Posted on: August 19th, 2015
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