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Whimsical, sentimental, knowing, and both comic and awkward, THE BROTHERS BLOOM is modern in its context and characters even if the dwelling itself is relatively predictable. The record of two brothers who learn at an early age their skill at pulling off confidence schemes (all in the film’s well designed and humorous first 10 minutes) . They continue to accelerate cons into their early thirties when Bloom (Brody), the younger of the two, is faced with a bit of a quarter-life-crisis and decides to pause conning alongside his older brother Stephen (Heed Ruffalo) . Of course he returns on the premise of helping Stephen carry off ‘one last job,’ the most glaringly cliched element in the entire film. All is forgiven however as the cast of characters unfolds, and director Rian Johnson rolls out more memoir arc. We meet Bang Bang (Rinko Kikuchi), a semi-mute Asian woman with a penchant for blowing things to pieces and Penelope Imprint (Rachel Weisz), a billionaire heiress & collector of unique hobbies. Weisz is convincingly awkward, humorous, colorful, and ultimately lovable. Weisz, Brody, and Ruffalo give advantageous performances but are detached all outclassed by Rinko Kikuchi’s portrayal of Bang Bang. She communicates grand with few to no words. She is the master of the subtle facial expression and she singlehandedly raised this film from 3 stars to 4 for this viewer.
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Rian Johnson’s directorial style resembles Wes Anderson’s, but with more of a penchant for sweetness. THE BROTHERS BLOOM is littered with sentimental twists, moments, and visuals. Johnson’s craft is detached developing, with his this, his sophomore anxiety, falling slightly short of his unbelievable first film Brick. The gentle goodnaturedness of the film is surprisingly refreshing in a movie marketplace littered with grit, angst, and cynicism. I mediate this is why the film scored so poorly with paid reviewers; they were too terrified of seeming soft by liking the movie and being branded as ’sentimental.’ The film has a sweetness to it that may turn off some viewers, but to me is was a nice change of hotfoot from the typical Hollywood offering.
As the film progresses it does a decent enough job of not revealing too noteworthy and providing the viewer a plausible suspension of disbelief. There are a few moments that don’t ring legal (the first encounter with Diamond Dog at the bar for example–actually I didn’t like the Diamond Dog character at all and view he was superfluous to the set and movie as a whole) but they are few and far between. My strongest criticism of the film is that Johnson, Brody, and the rest of the cast know how clever determined elements of the film are, and they let the audience know that they know. Clever is exquisite, but I don’t need to be reminded every ten minutes that the movie is oh so brilliant. Another confusing region element is Penelope’s seeming inability to drive a sports car–this from a woman who has mastered more than a few difficult hobbies including pinhole photography and martial arts!
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Overall this is a very palatable movie if you bask in warmth in film. It’s sentimental. It’s shining and fun and intellectual. Viewers who steal their cinema to be gloomy and brooding should probably skip this one and explore Mystic River or The Dismal Knight instead. However, if you loved The Life Aquatic you’ll probably care for THE BROTHERS BLOOM.
4/5 Stars. Well worth renting or even owning.
Got the movie because of the cast. Rachel Weisz, Adrien Brody, Note Ruffalo any one of them is watchable but all three together was a must glimpse in my book.
A yarn of con men brothers who grew up perfecting the con game and crafting the perfect sage. Well, one brother anyway. Ruffalo writes the scripts and Brody fumbles through more and more complicated plots hating the game and detesting himself for playing it. With the promise of an demolish in examine they agree to one more con before parting ways.
The con involves an eccentric shrimp rich girl (Weisz) who apparently has a stable plump of the identical car because as she crashes one another is delivered in its area. After crashing said car into Bloom (Brody) she becomes intrigued by him and his epic. She is a very talented self-taught woman with a thirst for adventure. This original con, current script doesn’t quite slay up the method it was intended to demolish.
Great acting. The cast must have had a blast. And this is a quirky almost whimsical film with an archaic fashioned feel. It reminded me of Pushing Daisies if you had an opportunity to ever search for that miniature television gem. Weisz has a few inspiring scenes, one a itsy-bitsy embarrassing that puts it in the “not for kids” category. (Assume the diner scene in Harry and Sally but on a say.) Though kids would probably not be genuine alive to in the slower lope of the film, so that might be a moot point.
Be warned. As charming as this campy quirky adventure is, the pervasive thick vein of glum almost chokes it at times. Bloom grows so embittered he is willing to chew his leg off to flee the trap he’s in. Enter his brother who loves Bloom enough to write the ultimate script.
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