Showing posts with label Helena Bonham Carter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Helena Bonham Carter. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Conversations with Other Women (2006)
































Conversations with Other Women (2006)
Director: Hans Canosa
Cast: Helena Bonham Carter

Very interesting plot, and it unfolds in a very unique way..Most of the action happens overnight, and I would say a good watch, not a great one though.

Wings of the Dove (1987)

























Wings of the Dove (1987)
Director: Iain Softley
Cast: Helena Bonham Carter

Compared to Golden Bowl, this one has a very strong recall…I would say more than the movie per se, it is the plot that I still re-collect. More than the performance, it is plot which I feel is the highlight. In a way the performance too was really moving, I clearly remember how I felt when I watched the movie. That’s what I really like such movies, the emotions it is able to build on recollection.

Helena Bonham Carter: Fight Club. Till date nothing beats that for me.

Friday, February 25, 2011

The King’s Speech (2010)



































Director: Tom Hooper
Cast : Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Geoffrey Rush

This is first feature film from John Hooper I am watching.

Colin Firth, I have seen a couple of his films. Probably this would be the one I feel he did his best. The other role which I would stand by is for Pride and Prejudice.

Helena Bonham Carter – I saw her first in Fight Club. I was floored. Howard’s End. Well, her role here is quite a non-whacky one…but then she captures what is needed to get the King going.

Guy Pearce – See him in Memento. See him in Rules of Engagement. LA Confidential. Factory Girl. The King’s Speech, is a milder of his performance.

Geoffrey Rush – I have seen him. I do not really remember a role which I recollect clearly.

Now coming to the movie – the definite high is the unconventional and unorthodox ways of the speech therapist. An inside peek into the ways of the blue blood and the manner of conduct. A must watch.