The Illusionist
It had been some time since I've been able to hit the theatre and catch a movie. This weekend, I got a chance to see The Illusionist.
It was an excellently put together film, well executed, with smooth dialogue and solid cinematography.
Edward Norton proves again to me that he is excruciating selective in choosing his roles and adapts them marvelously to his unique sensibility. Paul Giamatti continues to showcase his remarkable talent in well-suited roles.
While predictable and yet not, your suspension of disbelief is not strained and yet it is an intriguing story that will surely delight you. This is the type of theater that cinema was meant for.
Edward Norton proves again to me that he is excruciating selective in choosing his roles and adapts them marvelously to his unique sensibility. Paul Giamatti continues to showcase his remarkable talent in well-suited roles.
While predictable and yet not, your suspension of disbelief is not strained and yet it is an intriguing story that will surely delight you. This is the type of theater that cinema was meant for.
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