La La Land (2016)'s comments - page 3

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Leonard1168

Venían bien hasta que me clavaron ese falso final que es una verga...el final esta bien pero para que poner esa pseudo fantasía bailada de lo que hubiera pasado...es solo un relleno innecesario y burdo.Hilando más finos los planos secuencias son largos y tan complicados que no llegaron a pulirlos los suficientes.La enorme belleza y gran talento de la pareja, protagonista termina siendo usada como pintura para cubrir una cantidad abultada de defectos.

7 years 3 months ago

TeaDrinker3000

Chazelle is a force to be reckoned with.

7 years 3 months ago

Siskoid

Damien Chazelle made La La Land on the back of his success with Whiplash, and it's ambitious in a number of ways. An old-timey musical set (and indeed, released!) in the present day, long involved takes for practically every song and dance number, and an ending that's not what's expected... It succeeds on every level. Emma Stone is of course delectable in her role, but Ryan Gosling is extremely funny too, and the pair have undeniable chemistry. The songs are memorable. And as with Whiplash, there's a lot of jazz talk (Reynolds plays an old school jazz pianist), but the screenplay also conforms to jazz movements, especially the climax of the piece, which is, all at once, a means to communicate without speaking, a variation on a melody, a nice structural fake-out, and a way for the movie to have its cake and it eat too. A full entertainment that's shot up to the top of this year's list of best films.

7 years 4 months ago

heat_

don't like musical movies, not a fan of romantic comedies but a fan of this movie. chazelle hits the bull's eye once again. superb execution almost on all of the aspects of the movie.

7 years 4 months ago

muzzlehatch

Not just the best new film I've seen this year - one of the best of the decade so far, and the best musical in English since I-don't-know-when. Maybe the 1950s, honestly. Absolutely entrancing from start to finish, a magnificent mix of comedy and very real pathos.

7 years 4 months ago