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Still only 22, she looks softer, sweeter and somehow prettier than before, yet she plays Tiffany as all edges and elbows, who can understand Pat because she's crazy herself. It's a rom-com that succeeds in revitalizing that discredited genre where so many others have failed, injecting it with the grit and emotion of realist drama rather than with amped-up whimsy or social satire or montages of people walking on the beach. Here his work unobtrusively charmed my socks off. And indeed the movie does make you feel quite good about humanity as the final credits roll. The Silver Linings Playbook, was the debut novel from American author Matthew Quick which was written in 2008. Where the movie seems to make grand and sweeping gestures, tying everything up with a pretty bow, the book is real and honest. I haven't seen the movie, only watched some clips after finishing the book. The latter can be actual, as was the case in his last and most seemingly conventional picture, The Fighter (his biography of welterweight boxer Micky Ward, from a rough Irish-American background) and the absurdist comedy I Heart Huckabees, his one notable failure, where the family is Bush's post-9/11 America. And its use of a certain Led Zeppelin song is so pitch perfect, it gave me goose bumps. le générique de fin défiler ! The Silver Linings Playbook is a book written by Matthew Quick, which has been adapted to a movie written and directed by David O' Russell. This all builds up into a classic screwball comedy situation in which two bets are inspired — one involving an Eagles-Cowboys game and the other involving a ballroom dancing contest that Tiffany has forced Pat to join her in with a form of emotional blackmail. romance, January 22, 2013 Deux heures d'un psychodrame à la petite semaine avec la psychanalyse de comptoir qui va avec, les clichés habituels sur les doux dingues (mais sans Rain man), la happy end éculée et tout le saint-frusquin qui l'accompagne : quelle chierie ! Tiffany is an equally disturbed lady with whom he forms an unlikely friendship. Although the film does have some issues these being "Tiffany" not having much of a history, unnecessarily shaking the camera and a predictable climax. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. I expected this to be a full-length novel, but it packs a lot of story into its relatively few pages. It is also the main thing that allows bonding time with him and his Dad. And its use of a certain. The Silver Linings Playbook is a novel which has a darkly humorous core. It's refreshing to find one so well written in the muck and mire of modern literature. This is a hopeful book and a story everyone should read. This won't be a full review because I want it to be fresh experience for everyone. This is a date movie that caters to the needs of both men and women: American football and comedy, ballroom dancing and romance. I hope it becomes a classic. The percentage of Approved Tomatometer Critics who have given this movie a positive review. it accelerates where other movies have stalled dealing with the same subject matter. Pat objects. And that's because he cares for these people in a wholly unpatronising fashion. Tiffany is another version of the tough bartender and college drop-out in Russell's The Fighter who sets out to rescue the failing boxer from the family that is destroying him. Rating: 61. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Deux heures d'un psychodrame à la petite semaine avec la psychanalyse de comptoir qui va avec, les clichés habituels sur les doux dingues (mais sans Rain man), la happy end éculée et tout le saint-frusquin qui l'accompagne : quelle chierie ! One major hang up I still have with the movie is a lot of what happens in the film can be written off as quirky or angry charades. After losing his job and wife, and spending time in a mental institution, Pat Solatano (Bradley Cooper) winds up living with his parents (Robert De Niro, Jacki Weaver). It's the perfect material for Russell, who not only deals perceptively with the dizzying swings of manic depression, but makes it the fabric of a big, generous, happy-making ensemble comedy. The plot to "Silver Linings Playbook" is a man fresh out of a mental hospital named "Pat Solitano" portrayed by "Bradley Cooper" is trying to get his original life back, which he lost. David O. Russell's eccentric Philly-cheesesteak screwball comedy leaves me cold, but may prove to be his big crossover hit. The family of the protagonist also is a dilemma; the father is an addicted to gambling with OCD and felt guilty because how his son turned out; the mother has an extreme necessity that all the relationships of the family maintain in order, living in denial; the brother lives with a superiority complex, but enters to a contradiction because of Pat. Author Quick also shines a much-needed light on bi-polar disorder, although it is never identified as such in the book. It's been sitting in my queue for a long while and when I finally got around to reading it, was glad that I did. Cons: When I read the various comments and history of the film, it was nominated for so many Academy Awards? One of the charms of "Silver Linings Playbook," the screwy new comedy by David O. Russell, is how Dolores is a sane and caring woman and has had long experience in dealing with compulsive behavior, because her husband is a fanatic fan of the Philadelphia Eagles.

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