But Hemsworth and Hiddleston do a lot to keep the story grounded. Young Adèle catches a sight of a girl with blue hair, and that passing glimpse precipitates a journey of sexual and identity discovery that heaves and crests with emotional power, sexual uninhibitedness, and a magnifying glass at the sparkle, confusion, destabilization and navigation of love lost experienced by Adèle. This sequel is darker and heavier than the first “Thor” film, in large part because of it taking place mostly in the mythic realms of Asgard. Blue is the Warmest Color Blu-ray Review. Jane Foster, and Tom Hiddleston playing the malevolent trickster Loki. “Iron Man 3' came out last year, and the next “Captain America” is due soon in between, Marvel released “Thor: The Dark World,” with the hunky Chris Hemsworth reprising his role as the Norse god, Natalie Portman returning as his mortal love interest Dr. Having spun a series of blockbuster individual superhero movies into the mega-hit “The Avengers,” Marvel has begun following those heroes back into their own adventures.

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The Oscar-nominated June Squibb gives a funny and sweet performance as Woody’s wife, who puts everything in perspective. Her life is changed forever when she meets Emma (Lea Seydoux), a young woman with blue hair, who will allow her to discover desire, to assert herself as a woman and as an adult. At 15, Adele (Adele Exarchopoulos) doesnt question it: girls go out with boys. But once the story detours into Woody’s old hometown - and begins dealing with the resentment and pain he left behind years ago - “Nebraska” deepens into a heartbreaking story of one man toward the end of his life looking back at the wreckage he’s left in his wake. Product Description Blue is the Warmest Colour DVD from DVDLand. The DVD and Blu-ray add an impressive batch of tech-focused featurettes, plus a companion short film by Cuarón’s son Jonás, who co-wrote “Gravity.”ĭirector Alexander Payne and screenwriter Bob Nelson’s best picture nominee starts out as a dry, quirky indie comedy, with Bruce Dern playing a senile old coot named Woody who demands that his son David (Will Forte) drive him to Lincoln to pick up the sweepstakes prize he’s convinced he’s won. Stone’s metaphorical rebirth that makes the film not just exciting but also beautiful. “Gravity” moves from one nail-biting sequence to the next, each masterfully plotted out and executed, but it’s Dr. Ryan Stone, a scientist who signs on to a space shuttle mission and then lives through a horrific disaster, with only veteran astronaut Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) to guide her.

Not just a dazzling special effects spectacle - though it is undoubtedly that - Alfonso Cuarón’s best picture nominee is also a potent spiritual allegory about a woman adrift in outer space, suddenly aware of how desperately she wants literally and figuratively to return to Earth.

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