U niversal recently formalized the release on Blu-Ray's beautiful, unforgettable and memorable Lost in Trasnlation, Sophia Coppola. Scheduled for December 7 in Zone A (viewable area B, exit box B not confirmed yet), the film will be available in 1080p, as well as DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (VO only). Nothing has yet been announced regarding supplements. Those present for the DVD release devariet be reinstated, but hard to believe that the publisher did not include new, although this could well happen (see: the release of The Game of Fincher, delivered without any extra ...).
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Bob Harris, a famous actor on the decline, arrives in Tokyo to shoot a commercial. He knows that by accepting this offer, he denies his desire to play the comedy to satisfy his need for money. Once in Tokyo, he even forgot to wish the birthday of his son. In his room, unable to communicate with his wife and victim of jet lag, it can not find sleep. In this same hotel, Charlotte is installed, came with her husband to fashion photographer. For much of the day, he is busy in shooting, she's bored and alone. One night, Bob and Charlotte who can not sleep, meet at the bar of the hotel. Despite their high age difference, they will spend part of their days and their nights together ...
The staging, which we admire the aircraft movements, subtle and velvety, is made of phases within a voyage and managed to capture snippets of intense emotion and a real mastery that few contemporary filmmakers could claim. Made key and discrete fragments, she has narrowed her topic with precision, clarity and authenticity.
On the ultimate delicacy, beauty of a rare and precious, the latest film by Sofia Coppola is a true gift of life offered to cinema. Spirited emotion turns bittersweet and profound, his film throbs with life and sincerity and is undoubtedly one of the nicest surprises of the early cinema of the 2000s. The interpretation is absolutely perfect: Bill Murray and Scarlett Johannssen working with such dexterity that they thicken their characters by working from within.
Here's what we could have written about the soundtrack during our chronic DVDs, there are a few years:
The soundtrack of the film was produced at American Zoetrope studio founded by Sofia's father, Francis Ford Coppola. Temperate, sober and tenuous: that about sums in a few words sound sensations offered by the dazzling mix of this film. The presence of music is broad and generous and is therefore the generic element multichannel key and pressing. Sofia Coppola gives a fundamental part of the musical choices that punctuate his films, and this one is no exception to this principle of method. Real dramatic counterpoint, the music is, especially in the second part of the film, a prominent character that drives the film, kind of energy 'véhiculatoire' essential and fully assumed. Planing, or contemplative rhythm, the soundtrack of the film oscillates between Air and Kevin Shields, Phoenix and some Japanese artists.
The sound of the dialogue is excellent: they occupy the center stage front with a beautiful integrity, with the body and presence. This is undeniable. For the rest, capturing the sounds is also rather successful, with good overall accuracy, coupled with very good values in terms of frequency response: the sharp spin smoothly while the lower shows a sub-bass very light but not under operated. Urban environments are steeped in truth (train passage) and acoustic signatures of each location are preserved when mixing, the latter being a world devoted to the reproducibility of the Japanese experience in terms of sound. The surround channels are waking regularly accompany movement and general definition of the sound scene (pool, city, restaurant, TV dinner ...).
The creative efforts are also part and offer a "state of phase" with the subject. The term "soundstage" is completely about here, and we savor every moment of the film since the sound space acquires a beautiful cinematic, the dialogue centered and side tracks-almost-overflowing with elements background.
OTHER ITEMS ON THE SAME TOPIC:
- "Sons of Anarchy" on Blu-ray announced for December
- Of "oldies" at Universal for December
- Lost: The final season on Blu-Ray on October 6
- MACADAM COWBOY finally in HD picture / sound
- THE TREE OF LIFE finally announced and dated
- AMERICAN BEAUTY finally in High Definition. "Smile, You're at Mr. Smiley's! "
- THE ISLAND: Finally an HD edition worthy of the name
- Fox on Blu-Ray, August-December
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