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The Artist
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Jean Dujardin, Bérénice Bejo, John Goodman, James Cromwell View AllCrew
Michel Hazanavicius (Director), Michel Hazanavicius (Writer) View AllRelease: Oct. 8th, 2011
Runtime: 1 hour, 40 minutes
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The Artist
This film was just shown at Cannes. It's apparently getting tons of buzz. It's a silent black and white by French filmmaker Michel Hazanavicius and features 2 French actors. It's set in Hollywood in t...
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Cobpyth
This film may have gotten a lot of attention, because it was pretty courageous to make a silent film in these ages, but next to that, The Artist is just a very VERY well made film.
This film may have gotten a lot of attention, because it was pretty courageous to make a silent film in these ages, but next to that, The Artist is just a very VERY well made film.
Gideon58
The film stars French heartthrob Jean Dujardin as George Valentin, a silent movie matinee idol at the height of his career in late 1920's Hollywood who meets an aspiring starlet named Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo) and though there is an immediate attraction between the two, it is also clear that for ....
The film stars French heartthrob Jean Dujardin as George Valentin, a silent movie matinee idol at the height of his career in late 1920's Hollywood who meets an aspiring starlet named Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo) and though there is an immediate attraction between the two, it is also clear that for ....
Justin
Although enjoyable, it’s stricken with ridiculous scenes clearly designed to charm the pants off the viewer. Instead, it’s stuck in a state of goofy humor and shallow characters that never fully come into their own..
Although enjoyable, it’s stricken with ridiculous scenes clearly designed to charm the pants off the viewer. Instead, it’s stuck in a state of goofy humor and shallow characters that never fully come into their own..