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American Empire English Movie
Release Date: 13 May 2011
Genre: Action - Comedy
Language: English
Director: Andy Armstrong
Producer: Andy Armstrong, Tony Senzamici, Kevin D. Ward
Cast:
Genevieve Cortese as Sonny
John Abraham as Renni
Arjun Rampal
American Empire: Movie Review:
American Empire movie produced by Armstrong Pictures movie studio directed by Andy Armstrong.
Repetition can smother a point, as well as underscore it. The American opens on an image — beautiful, elegant — and closes on a variant of it. The world turns — nature is implacable. So, now you know.
The second feature from acclaimed photographer Anton Corbijn is concerned with existential issues: chewy and important. It is also — like his debut, Control — about a lost soul. And is quite unlike what many will expect from an assassination thriller starring George Clooney. Though for a bloke who comes over as carefree in interviews, Clooney has made an awful lot of movies about mid-life crises, hinging on heroes who may have cause to regret their emotions: Solaris, Syriana, The Good German, Michael Clayton, Up In The Air and more. So, the big questions come: Is it safe to feel? Can love redeem? How much time is Violante Placido going to spend starkers?
It’s not only her that’s exposed. And the thing about subtext is, really, it needs to be under something. The American may not have a lot of dialogue, but it sure has a lot of ‘text’. The. Words. Carry. Meaning. Every. One. Of. Them.
This may seem like a knock on Rowan Joffe’s screenplay (adapted from Martin Booth’s novel A Very Private Gentleman), but it could say as much or more about the director’s decision to shoot in a moody, meditative manner — and cast characterful Euro faces who deliver dialogue as if it were carved in stone. Amid the motion-sick pandemonium of a Bourne — or with more verbally dextrous performers — the conversations might not have felt so self-consciously weighty.
But Corbijn enjoys silence and master shots — the slow-build over the whizz-bang. There are some terrific scenes — the shocking snow-bound opening, the tense car-park face-off — but having a café TV play Once Upon A Time In The West invites dangerous comparisons. The American definitely doesn’t have Sergio Leone’s sense of fun.
American Empire movie is about Betrayal which is a contact sport... A beautiful young woman and her grunge-looking yet ultra-efficient hit man boyfriend race against time to forestall having to kill two friends falsely accused of "Delusions of Grandeur" and daring to steal from a new world crime boss.While seeking the truth and their own ultimate salvation, they expose us to a bizarre underworld of eccentric characters and political intrigue in this Downward Spiral of angst, violence & "dark comedy".
Two gallant Civil War heroes join forces to build a cattle empire in Texas, but not without problems.
American Empire English Movie
Release Date: 13 May 2011
Genre: Action - Comedy
Language: English
Director: Andy Armstrong
Producer: Andy Armstrong, Tony Senzamici, Kevin D. Ward
Cast:
Genevieve Cortese as Sonny
John Abraham as Renni
Arjun Rampal
American Empire: Movie Review:
American Empire movie produced by Armstrong Pictures movie studio directed by Andy Armstrong.
Repetition can smother a point, as well as underscore it. The American opens on an image — beautiful, elegant — and closes on a variant of it. The world turns — nature is implacable. So, now you know.
The second feature from acclaimed photographer Anton Corbijn is concerned with existential issues: chewy and important. It is also — like his debut, Control — about a lost soul. And is quite unlike what many will expect from an assassination thriller starring George Clooney. Though for a bloke who comes over as carefree in interviews, Clooney has made an awful lot of movies about mid-life crises, hinging on heroes who may have cause to regret their emotions: Solaris, Syriana, The Good German, Michael Clayton, Up In The Air and more. So, the big questions come: Is it safe to feel? Can love redeem? How much time is Violante Placido going to spend starkers?
It’s not only her that’s exposed. And the thing about subtext is, really, it needs to be under something. The American may not have a lot of dialogue, but it sure has a lot of ‘text’. The. Words. Carry. Meaning. Every. One. Of. Them.
This may seem like a knock on Rowan Joffe’s screenplay (adapted from Martin Booth’s novel A Very Private Gentleman), but it could say as much or more about the director’s decision to shoot in a moody, meditative manner — and cast characterful Euro faces who deliver dialogue as if it were carved in stone. Amid the motion-sick pandemonium of a Bourne — or with more verbally dextrous performers — the conversations might not have felt so self-consciously weighty.
But Corbijn enjoys silence and master shots — the slow-build over the whizz-bang. There are some terrific scenes — the shocking snow-bound opening, the tense car-park face-off — but having a café TV play Once Upon A Time In The West invites dangerous comparisons. The American definitely doesn’t have Sergio Leone’s sense of fun.
American Empire movie is about Betrayal which is a contact sport... A beautiful young woman and her grunge-looking yet ultra-efficient hit man boyfriend race against time to forestall having to kill two friends falsely accused of "Delusions of Grandeur" and daring to steal from a new world crime boss.While seeking the truth and their own ultimate salvation, they expose us to a bizarre underworld of eccentric characters and political intrigue in this Downward Spiral of angst, violence & "dark comedy".
Two gallant Civil War heroes join forces to build a cattle empire in Texas, but not without problems.
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