推 Rfed:平價不賴耶，真值得高興～～～ 01/01 00:35
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Miss Potter本週末在紐約與LA小規模上映 影評也開始多起來了
但還是保持在70幾%的高分!! 讚!! http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/miss_potter/
Ewan持續獲得好評, damn!
讓我想到之前看的其中一篇評論, 說"打賭沒有人不喜愛McGregor....."
oh yes, it's hard not to love him. damn!!
WINDOW TO THE MOVIES
http://www.windowtothemovies.com/af2006-2.html#misspotter
Potter finds an obstacle in her class-conscious mother (Barbara Flynn) and
support from her newbie publisher Norman Warne (Ewan McGregor, bringing
instant life and charisma to the screen in all of his scenes).
CALENDAR LIVE
http://www.calendarlive.com/movies/reviews/cl-et-potter29dec29,0,1085484.story
Still, the movie is redeemed by excellent performances. McGregor, in
particular, lights up the film, and in her scenes with him, when she is not
forced to interact with watercolor rabbits, Zellweger seems to wake up from a
long, cranky nap. His Norman is a pure, puppyish innocent with a bounding
enthusiasm for Potter's work. "I put your drawings aside with great
reluctance!" he tells her on the first day he comes to her house to talk
business.
USA TODAY
http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/reviews/2006-12-28-miss-potter_x.htm?csp=1
Zellweger does a fine job of fleshing out the plucky character despite the
occasional simper. But it is the superlative supporting British cast,
particularly McGregor and Watson, who really make the film. [...] Miss Potter
is a well-told and sweetly enchanting tale with gorgeous scenery of some of
the most beautiful spots in Britain. It is a family film that, told in a
sprightly 92 minutes, will keep parents' attention and won't annoy them with
frenzied action scenes or boorish humor.
SALON
http://www.salon.com/ent/movies/review/2006/12/29/potter/index_np.html
"Miss Potter" makes it easy to believe that the man in charge of publishing
Beatrix's books, Norman Warne (Ewan McGregor), would be taken not just with
her work but with her winningly no-nonsense personality. McGregor plays Warne
with shy affability -- he's particularly wonderful in the scene in which he
first meets Beatrix and can't hide how delighted he is by her drawings. [...]
Zellweger's performance here is both winsome and disciplined. She avoids
making Beatrix unbearably adorable (an accomplishment considering that this
is, after all, a woman who considers bunny rabbits and hedgehogs her truest
friends), and she doesn't make the mistake of simply playing traits, like
"cleverness" and "mild eccentricity." She simply lets the character emerge
through and between the movie's nicely wrought dialogue. (The script is by
Richard Maltby Jr.) And her scenes with McGregor have a tender, casual
quality that makes them effortlessly believable.
BOXOFFICE.COM
http://www.boxoffice.com/boxoffice_scr/movie_reviews_result.asp?terms=8953
Contributions from cast and technicians alike is uniformly excellent —
Zellweger is a sheer pleasure, McGregor an intoxicating delight and Emily
Watson, as Millie Warne, the brothers’ unmarried sister and eventual
confidante to Beatrix, is positively magical. Other standout contributions
include Andrew Dunn’s photography and Nigel Westlake’s score (with
supplementary contribution from Rachel Portman).
OH MY NEWS
http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/article_view.asp?no=337353&rel_no=1
"Potter" is also a romantic tale of distance, as Potter and Warne have to
maneuver slowly to keep their love from being stamped out by society and the
Potter family's social requirements. Noonan's blueprint of attraction is
achieved though bright, beaming performances from Zellweger and McGregor, who
play their forbidden romance with a jubilant moonwalk that embraces the most
candied, rewarding moments of screen love. Noonan takes their relationship to
idealized heights, staging stolen kisses and letter-bound longing in the
style of classic Hollywood. If you've got any speck of black on your heart,
this material is sure to drive you mad.
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