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September 11, 2014 Eimear Fallon

I just finished watching Joe, David Gordon Green’s latest; Tye Sheridan co-stars with Nicolas Cage, and both are on fine form here. It’s a shame that Cage gets saddled with hero roles all too often; it’s when he gets to explore real emotional darkness that he really excels.

If you can stomach the violence, this was an excellent film, and part of what I hope is a trend with Green; films like this are something special, and films like The Sitter and Your Highness really aren’t.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgYABI9F1U...
Tags film, joe, nicolas cage, tye sheridan
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May 12, 2013 Eimear Fallon
Watched: Raising Arizona

Observations:

This is not the Coen brothers’ masterpiece.
The tone felt a little off in this one. There was still the same characteristic Coens weirdness - the funny spikes that usually provide welcome relief to the …

Watched: Raising Arizona

Observations:

  • This is not the Coen brothers’ masterpiece.
  • The tone felt a little off in this one. There was still the same characteristic Coens weirdness - the funny spikes that usually provide welcome relief to the disturbing small-town dramas they usually write - but instead of that drama, there was a stab at comedy, filled with slapstick and over-the-top characterisation and bad accents. (Yes, Fargo had bad accents too, but they felt a little more contained; here, they’re all over the place.)
  • There was something about the fact that Holly Hunter has one of those faces you can’t help but care about - when you see her crying, even if the music in the background is stripped-down bluegrass, you’re laid low. There were too many moments in this where I felt like I was supposed to be laughing, but wasn’t.
  • That said, there were good moments. The bank robbery with John Goodman and William Forsythe was fantastic; the tension during the kidnapping was perfectly executed; Nathan Arizona’s speech at the end is delivered perfectly by Trey Wilson.
  • There was a film that came out last year called Gambit - it was adapted (poorly) from a screenplay that the Coen brothers wrote, and it felt like someone trying desperately to write a Coens-ish script and having limited success. This had the same air, despite the fact that it’s definitely their film.
  • Not a wasted 90 minutes, but I’m not sure what to make of it all.

Tags raising arizona, nicolas cage, coen brothers, film, holly hunter, john goodman, All The Films I Watched In 2013
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December 12, 2012 Eimear Fallon
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