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March 15, 2013 Eimear Fallon
Watched: To Kill A Mockingbird

Observations:

There’s a certain type of performance that you can’t get away with anymore now that cinema’s diverted its attention away from theatre in favour of realism - exaggerating gravitas, stre…

Watched: To Kill A Mockingbird

Observations:

  • There’s a certain type of performance that you can’t get away with anymore now that cinema’s diverted its attention away from theatre in favour of realism - exaggerating gravitas, stretching tension to the point of absurdity and pro-noun-cing every syllable. It’s a shame. Gregory Peck delivers that type of performance here (brilliantly), and you’re hooked throughout.
  • The scene in front of the jailhouse gets me every time.
  • I forgot about the structure of this film, in that for a good forty minutes it morphs into a courtroom drama. It’s largely faithful to the book in that respect, and it’s impressive how you never get bored - if anything, it’s the most gripping part of the film.
  • Robert Duvall as Boo Radley. Such an odd choice. It works, but it’s still odd.
  • The understated star of this is Philip Alford, who plays Jem. Peck’s obviously incredible, but Alford packs so much into a comparatively small role.
  • If Hollywood ever tries to remake this, I will never stop screaming.

Tags to kill a mockingbird, film, All The Films I Watched In 2013, gregory peck
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March 10, 2013 Eimear Fallon

Coming up. This looks like a strong line-up.

Tags the crucible, to kill a mockingbird, shrink, looper, hunger, film
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