The Ides of March - Movie review

bird do it no desert crystal clear to the issue wealth model of lake everywhere we get the foursome here the fearsome foursome develop their support but that was christian lawyer-bashing in the code of silence a lot of her already got it against this time is it not be the thing that's offensive began designing or bus so uh... we are doing uh... we've done human seventy this week and we're doing that real steals the real deal real steal deal and uh... but they're the latest release of the week the uh... the ides of march with george clear excited political movie george clooney two things i love and uh... and offer death and i think a lot relieved and rolls around us ling you guys want to have my eighty nine twenty min crash fido because uh... i i have also deliver on what is not i don't you know i don't get all we can decide to do with george cost you money from jim angle or a half-hour donna kelley has yet to have man crushes and as a lot of federal judges that either just rhetoric russia who spoke out that i had it inspected assure shahzad by the march is based on a phone call from it or if this adaptation is directed by george clooney uh... and stars george clooney and ryan gosling had called you body and philip seymour hoffman and jeffrey wright and risotto metall excellent actors and initial an average of webpages attitude is about the campaign to get the democratic presidential nomination and from the power struggle and assign and behind the scenes maka nations that happening in the campaign with keep film infants from doen't holdings from work now mhm five time scheme reporters point lead uses consult from working people and the fourth confinement methods make a difference digital scene was on bruins loyalty ordered were not privately believe in for the soul of dustin hoffman arrive gosling you're sort of the cheesy aides to governor mike morris great advantage might more she had a great chance they'll express and i think that hair that colonias so convoys right there that you may days still imaging amadie is headed to the other his big rival for the for the deaf crackdown mission body uh... objected early on in this movie to some of the political things that i i don't want to be uh... overly midtown but there were some inauthentic conversations which surprised me has been asking me dislike gta will nevertheless i think that that and misty taken along this will sound a little it became a very early on is a scene with uh... ryan gosling enforcing a law firm residual nations are reported to the campaign as you try to figure out where the governor's going i don't think that's ever a big mess but nonetheless cheese she's guessing writers or to get in the same she's taken anywhere so i guess it has to be north carolina leaders will come out but she's figured it out matches but why if you're gonna guess north carolina then you know i don't know why so they were hit and and uh... you know when just finalized as you can have it in the first lady were twelve fifty minutes in the big beginning or upwards to turn these are there was some and authenticity politically i don't know whether that resonated with everything else maybe it didn't ekak ne papa ni they are much larger things in this movie department budget there is a gigantic and i can get away there's a gigantic subplots twist to this movie that changes everyone's face and i do not believe the second of it because i do not believe the stupid and and i think it went back to do with this in terms of the emirate away a character as long as played out his tupalli fast out her role is different here than it is in the play land and the place she's sort of there is the girlfriend of the gaza character but that's about it and it's only when the trailer that is really came out that my god they're giving away everything fat but how do you believe this one it would not giving away all the stuff arms the atlantis crew started yet every one st and i did not believe the moving over a million action i i don't know what i had a hard time with that i bought all of it and i did start out as a woman uh... you know what i had no direct when i left you know i a bed though i know i know it should either of those incredibly dramatic also moment at the moment that we are revealed this big moments this big this thing i had completely forgotten because of such a *** moron i did this actually forgotten who directed the movie right again had no idea please edit that's how i feel cheated africa less clean neat flag right so doctor dudley moore i_t_n_ so some of our i watch it at our couple things i think a lot where we're gonna talk about the stomach mike mississippi there are some really great moments of drama drawn-out some dub the little of the moments of silence there was plenty of silence in the movie i thought it was done extremely well mary stars usually is a music and at and i was really become on subsequent crap than i thought that afterwards i thought of who directed this editors as reflecting an elderly i i was abruptly ki this is a smart actor and he knows how to get the best and other actors these actually kasi can't go wrong with these people but yet it's just intend to spend out the power brokers twenty minutes later they hadn't had full others secondary twisting it with this in turn i guess i have a problem with that one of the things i love about this matter is that no point denied feel confident that i knew where i was going to have it there are couple moments i thought i run after the star for you to committed and they twisted and by the end of the week holy *** i have no idea where this is doctor and i love that famous once i realized they were not following the place of a blueprint does like okay that yeah you literature like this could go in one of several directions and any of them were working in the movie belet release all about who can the sort of out played who it's you know aniket sophia melodramatic but i've got a guy like smart mysterious mountain' winnie the whole time that's parachute though i don't think so i actually think quite i've found it very challenging that what happens reveal such a flaw in so many of the characters iight i've found that three really challenging to kind of except in in characters that you think are so great and so but so does have such integrity and then it's like so many opportunities for every character disorder rise above it and you know had no candidate should surely be melodramatic is if you have sort of i mean i wanna see cynicism in terms of that it's a cynical movie but i think the characters cynicism and their willingness to to do the awful thing for their own benefits uh... outlays any notion of it being simply i think they have anything it's almost like i was reminded more than once unlike the sweet smell of success in terms of just being a movie about vote dot unduly side about public yes you know uh... phenomena and what people will do to rise in that world and what they profess to stand for and they were there when personally willing to have to do in their in their own time i thought some of the political stuff as i said didn't quite ring true but overall this idea like sweet smell of success that you sort of ultimately that that this the process is so flawed that and i see a link somewhat authentic and i don't think that's why i don't leave the disillusionment i believe is speaking shattered and he does and doesn't use the word chile some unease originally ickies just he settle yet is is and i think it's hardly party that augusta by i'm curious because i a enough when i was interviewed uh... included said he had uh... that uh... tell your for descendants out was that for which he left which is excellent ah... thousand appraisal of the alexander t in chile and if i could have a little chilly four because he thought i was uh... it wasn't a big i was actually praising him but it predict that come out wrong but anyway so i was talking to allies it appeared to reflect and uh... and i mentioned equity and i want to ask a lot about that since he's no result play because at that point i said you've got this other movie ads mars coming out to which is what i guess based on our team given the plate is more the related plays more directly related to uh... and it's more energy letter like i was in for what you see in the trailer is sort of the story arc of the play in terms of the gosling character sort of being caught up in the in his own ambition and and stumbling for a position of power but but yet in the movie as a whole other pass to the story that was in there before uh... and that they cut out about it try to remember the playwright's name but he co-wrote the screenplay with uh... uh... well women bo wellman uh... congress continues with that was clooney and has a lot and i don't know if this is like a courtesy credits because it was the plays nonlinearity actually was was part of it but i think the very organically given the talk about turning to play new movie doesn't know the idea of opening up which is just getting it out of people talking in rooms which they do but i think they really open up the story in terms of making it didn't take a different shape but still sort of addressed the same issues about politics about personal ambition but the played a it is quite clear watching at that ic originated as a play in the senate is that uh... really impossibly snappy e articulate and interior you know we're really intelligent funny and click on our feet but these things i didn't get the hang in there you know i guess peoples i like this is venture among like here like they were still hasn't gone away for a little bit sometimes uh... these talk about this or anything of interest as part of it is i didn't i didn't have that natural untreated biggest issue i have with the story i really like the pottery like acting as far alike to try it the biggest problem i had is the politics that and i felt like the politics we're so over the top than it should be out of the movie interest in that the characters get kind of cynical and yet candidate that they're behind is you know there's one point early on in the movie where they talk about how the republicans are afraid of mike morris george clooney character as opposed to the other guy they think they can be because the other guys old-school big-time traditional liberal writing exactly i got and and here's this guy who's just amazing and and and and he's the one that can win the presidency and that's why the republicans are scared of it and then some other stuff he says in some of the speech his you don't want to be tunes he says he says you know victims of the day one when i'm elected in ten years there'll be no cars produced in the states that right on target sort of just the right showing too much he's given an election where around when i was handing her name is an atheist which is right and it's like i'd love to see one but i think you can have a viable alternative and i need to have my own political feelings about that i felt that the politics that they were showing that he believed in work unrealistic in this day needs to get him elected i as opposed to the cynicism about how these characters talk about the political process i felt like i was very nice but i felt like the politics were almost like the fancy liberal politics i graded as you get banned actually backwards that this guy babies incredibly charming and that would make republicans afraid but this guy started like dole liberal just being willing to say i can't believe it they sort of politics that now we don't think it was being able to get elected the idea that he was the moderates a myspace to me that apple right that that didn't match would be very definitely goes to the same point i we gotta go irregular numbers but i will say that uh... when i did uh... talk to verifying my buddy choice that is what to do the in-person though here's what it turns out about george clooney uh... he's uh... incredibly delicate and uh... uh... he's uh... unbelievably uh... charming return he self-deprecating but still sort of confidence by any study that is respectable people around i *** hate without acecomm the uh... several anyway numbers a lot of us seven point eight to break that one uh... christine six point five whatever includes instruments at a long way the movies with we're looking at black classic and stupid looking than i did anyone what i really like that eerily rally to get that originally when i don't buy myself saying that very often over already fragile marcher colva where they are going to have no i don't know how hard sixteen th march up to a uh... standpoint or go see it