Name: レ・ミゼラブル - 映画レビュー (Les Miserables - Movie Review)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:45:59.000Z
Duration: 5 min 7 s
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法助動詞 A2

Alright so I can make some really lame,lazy intro

動名詞

Saying Les Mis and tying it with the wrestler The Mis

Right, Les Mis.  Now this is one I was kind of excited for

Because I'm kind of a history buff, and I love movies   out there that have touched a little on history

Maybe even twist it in any way you want to do   it. Lik Abraham Lincoln, Vampire hunter/slayer, whatever it's called

I was even interested in that just 'cause it touched history

For those who don't kno the story, I think there was a movie a   musical, a broadway .. all kinds of different forms that this came out

But it originated as a book by Victor Hugo

If you don't have time to go through this "War ad Peace"   2000page-translated from French, version of massive chuck of phone book

Then I'll kind of shorten it for you here

Jean ValJean, who was a slave, because he'd done something wrong.

Basically in order to help sombody out. So kind of a grey   area, yes he was wrong and caught for doing it

But there was a reason behind it, like an honesty   taht fell behind what he was trying to do.

This all happens during the tinme of the French   Revolution, or the build up to it.

The movie takes us during and after the revolution

Jean ValJean, played by Hugh Jackman, this entire time   is trying to lean from huis misdeeds

By trying to be a better person. All the   while we have Javert played by Russel Crowe

He's out there as a military person, back in the time they   didn't really have police officers, so the military inforced the law

He knows only black and white, there's no grey   area, no excuse behind why you're doing things

He has a real contrast with Jean ValJean, Hugh Jackman's character

And that's where we get a development througt, with these two characters

I can touch on the rest of them, but ultimately   the big story behind this is the French Revolution

The little peices with Amanda Seyfried and others, basically just help Hugh Jackman   do right in some things he's done wrong in the past

I'll go ahead and caution all guys that are going to this

This is not going to be your standard musical that you'll get dragged to

Yes there are a couple times where you get some laughs.

Tim Burton's wife is kind of creepy, and alongside Sacha Baron   Cohen, which together they make a really good duo actually

They make me laugh a few times, but that's an aside   the majorit of this movie is huge hardcore drama

It's really, really slow. So again for those being dragged.. guy or   girl, it's going to be a really long play for you

It's taking from its roos of it being a   broadway play, and it's going with that

Every single line in this movie has been sung.

Plus it's 2.5 hours long, so your in set for a   broadway musical or a stage play or theatrical event

To touch on the musical side of things, they've done   so much different with this, by singing live

And them being able to act while doing it. That's the huge key

No matter what anyone else tells you, that is the important part

They can actually act while singing, and it's actually them singing during the acting.

That breaks all boundries, and I think we   won't see any more High School Musical

Or any off those tutsi frutsi, la di da, Disney musicals

I'm sure that this is the way to go, and this   has broke boundries. Moves musicals into a new stream

Something 3D has done to Sci-Fi.  This   is a whole new era for musicals

Any one out there that loves musicals, the way they   capture this in a live performance, is beyond astoniashing

And what they can do while they're acting, with the   actors that are in this movie, is amazing

Now we have a lot of actors in this movie,   I don't really pick on them too often.

But I'll comment on one, the new guy, "the rookie"

Don't really know his name, let's throw up a picture.

A.. yeah... you're starting to see the similarities

It annoyed me, it's the first thing to come to   my mind. It took me away from the film