Director:
Alan RickmanCámara:
Ellen KurasMúsica:
Peter GregsonReparto:
Kate Winslet, Matthias Schoenaerts, Alan Rickman, Stanley Tucci, Helen McCrory, Steven Waddington, Jennifer Ehle, Hal Hewetson, Rupert Penry-Jones (más)Streaming (1)
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En la Francia del rey Luis XIV, la inteligente, tenaz y enérgica paisajista Sabine de Barra es elegida para diseñar uno de los principales jardines del nuevo palacio del monarca en Versalles. (Movistar+)
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Esto sería un problema incluso como un proyecto local. Sin esos exuberantes escotes, me moriría de ABURRIMIENTO. La película ni siquiera es visualmente interesante, y se supone que tiene lugar en los jardines de Versalles y sus alrededores. ¿Recuerda los impresionantes jardines neblinosos capturados en El discurso del Rey? Bastaba llevar por lo menos este componente escenográfico a cierto nivel, y la película se podría haber salvado. En la filmografía de Kate Winslet aparecerá como un espantajo, al que probablemente accedió solo por algún amigo.
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Nice acting, but mainly a directorial farewell from Alan Rickman, showing that he has an eye for interesting stories and is capable of directing them from a perspective other than just acting. And as good as the film is, it's just not that memorable. You will have quite pleasant feelings about it, but they will soon fade and not much will remain. Perhaps just the desire to see Versailles.
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I must admit at the outset that I sought out this film mainly because of Kate Winslet, but I was also curious to see how Alan Rickman would handle directing. Unfortunately, I have to say that I was somewhat disappointed. From a technical point of view, i.e. in terms of production design, cinematography, costumes and overall historical authenticity, I was quite satisfied, but the stumbling block was the script and sometimes the behaviour of the characters, which did not leave a very positive impression on me. All in all, an average film that is visually compelling, but it’s marred by the plot.
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This really isn’t very good. It’s good to have a film about dead people, but Rickman as director was the wrong choice. The whole thing is rather pointless. Playing with history may not always be a failure, but it should have some logic. Also, this version of Kate didn't have anything to work with.
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