| Year: | 2008 |
| Genre: | Drama, Mystery |
| Starring: | Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams |
| Director: | John Patrick Shanley |
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| Runtime: 104 min Audio: 5.1 Language: English Resolution: 704x480 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
| Good: 13 Bad: 2 |
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| Torrent Size: | 815 mb |
| Files: | 3 |
| Info Hash: | d4eabde368dd3de789d987872e2540376d581656 |
Review: Strong performances SAOA saving grace of a doubt, a story of another irregularly simplification of possible sexual abuse in a parish in New York City on 1964.Sister Aloysius is a nun attached to, a tradition that goes through life carefree uncertainty or doubt, of the convent and school grade with uncompromising self-righteousness, and the iron fist of unquestionable authority. Sister Aloysius can not take any more kindly to the accoutrements of the modern world - has banned all ballpoint pens premises and condemn Frosty the Snowman as a celebration of pagan magic, - than it does to the liberalization effect Vatican II had in the church see it as the last bastion of morality in increasingly permissive and immoral world. That puts it in direct conflict with Father Flynn, the priest of the man-people-reformer, who are more concerned about their parishioners' needs than with church ritual itself - but Sister Aloysius has reason to suspect that it may be a swirl. Or she is just find the man, and see what she wants to do for his opinion, that the Church is so at odds with his own? The third main character, Sister James is perpetually optimistic, but generally in? See a novice who becomes impartial spectator in Wills-of-war that erupts between their two hardnosed superiors.In also adapt his game to the screen, writer / director John Patrick Shanley gets some interesting issues that revolve around certain versus traditionalism versus progressivism and doubt , but the film is not always so intellectually honest and compelling as one might wish it to be, especially when Shanley is given to such cheesy effects like wind Winter striking against the windows or trova screws, the well-orchestrated breaking in a significant overhead on image moments. Similarly, the responses of the other characters and have a situation that they are involved in is not always true given the sound a period of time at least clarified that story goes. And the moment of ultimate transformation comes upon us with such brusquidãoe with so little preparation that literally touches the curtain across enterprise.Yet, despite all these setbacks, raises doubts periodically ocasiãoe do justice to the complexity of its subject. This is particularly the case in a burning scene between Sister Aloysius and the mother of one of the boys, who may have been victims of father Flynns misconduct, a scene that completely takes us by surprise with its great unpredictability and its effect a paradigm shift in story.Moreover , the performances are uniformly excellent, starting with Meryl Streep, who brings a surprising amount of humor and even warmth to a character who is, for all purposes, cut off from his emotions on his rigid dogmatic nature. Phillip Seymour Hoffman actually keeps us guessing as to the truth of his character, never Tipping his hand one way or another as to what is happening in the depths of his soul. Amy Adams makes an attractive substitute for those of us in the audience who are trying to reserve judgment on these two characters before all the facts are revealed. Special note should also be taken of Violet Davis, superb in his brief but memorable appearance as the mother who provides disturbing response to the news that his son could be looked at optimum sexual predator.The film seems to suggest that there can never be one hundred percent sure of anything in this life and that often actions, even when all the facts have to be taken in a particular case can never be fully known. However, what happens when such action may result in the destruction of other people's livelihood and reputation? Its an interesting topic, which is only sporadically and directed by doubt, but to think that the film provides a few worth checking out anyway.
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