The Cinema For 7/30/10: "Get Low" Brings Up A Real Low Week
Two brutal movies, one middle of the road, and this summer's latest superb movie are what highlights this week edition of the Cinema. In one of the more underrated and under hyped movies of the year, "Get Low" staring Robert Duvall and Bill Murray is an absolute winner. Almost all the critics love it, and it for sure deserving to be mentioned as not only one of the films of the summer, but one of the films of 2010. It's that legit. Peter Tavers of Rolling Stone : All you need to know is that Get Low puts Duvall and Murray in the same movie. Only a fool would want to miss that. Murray gets big laughs without skimping on the minute details that build a fully rounded character. And watching Murray spar with Duvall is pure pleasure. By the end of this funny, touching and acutely observed film, shot in Georgia by the gifted cinematographer David Boyd and flavored by Jan A.P. Kaczmarek's bluegrass score, Felix reveals his secret heart. And Duvall, without a word...