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tubi The Personal History of David Copperfield 720p DVDRip Full Movie Download

2020.09.27 05:07


  1. Tilda Swinton
  2. directed by=Armando Iannucci
  3. A modern take on Charles Dickens's classic tale of a young orphan who is able to triumph over many obstacles
  4. country=USA, UK
  5. Simon Blackwell
  6. Duration=1 Hour 59 Min

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I went to see this film in the basis of a positive review. Unfortunately, what I discovered was a movie that had no relevance to the scenario is was claiming to depict. Most of the actors and actresses were miscast and the storyline was a shambles. All in all it looked like someone had initiated a brain fart interpretation of something that didn't seem to understand. Very disappointing I'm afraaid.

La vita straordinaria di david copperfield village. Why would you even make a movie like this. I dont even have a comeback. It is sad and badly done, but the actors and esses, are beautiful. sad sad day for me.

 

I saw this film at the HOME arts centre in Manchester on 26th January.
I would first like to say to all the reviewers who have a problem with the multi ethnic casting - lighten up and catch up. It might not be too common yet in period films but this kind of colour blind casting is hardly unheard of on 21st century TV, and as the director pointed out in an interview on the Today programme this morning (Radio 4, 28th January) it has been used in theatre for the past 10-15 years. The director explained his choice of actors as, he had always thought Dev Patel would be ideal for the role of David Copperfield because he portrays the right combination of naivety, strength and intelligence for the character. Following that he wanted to cast the significant roles in the film equally well and to give it a slightly modern feel, and that meant looking at actors of all ethnic backgrounds. The BAME actors who play the significant supporting roles of Ham, Markham, Mrs Steerforth, Dr Chillip, Mr Wickfield and Agnes Wickfield are exactly right for those roles and I found nothing jarring in it their presence at all. Likewise the Caucasian actors (let's not forget them) who play Dora, Mr Dick, Mr and Mrs Micawber, Aunt Betsy Trotwood, are perfectly cast.
It is inevitable that a film adaptation is going to miss out some of what is in the original novel. Film is a different medium and isn't going to have space for all the subplots or all of the characters. But this adaptation is faithful to Dickens's main characters and plot developments, and it brings out all the comic elements in both. To take a familiar example, there is something hilariously absurd in Betsy Trotwood's obsession with keeping people from riding donkeys over her lawn. This makes the film a delight to watch, and if it skates over the more tragic elements of the story, this isn't a fault.
It is also visually enjoyable due to the imaginative direction. This draws the audience in from the start. The opening scene has David Copperfield starting to read his own story on stage in front of an audience, and soon after he begins, he turns and walks through the backdrop into the real Norfolk countryside and walks the viewer to the house where he is being born. There are several such surreal scene changes throughout, which are both unexpected and pleasing to watch.
This isn't a classic film but it is a respectful adaptation, very funny and entertaining, and well worth watching.