Piera Palermo
What a disappointment. ... the only positive note about the film? E 'was advertised in advance with so that I could idealize myself so much, made a film on my own! I have so including on my skin, the concept of "you made a movie!
And to think that me and my friend we have bent over backwards to be able to arrive on time at the cinema. Hours and hours wasted in organizing husbands, mothers and sons, to prepare dinner in advance and insert it in the fridge ... so we have studied all of the art to enjoy our 2 ½ hours of escape. ... And instead, there immediately before that, unfortunately, is not worth it.
The plot was exactly that of a heroine, she the woman who in real life has the courage (and we want to sell) to drop everything to pursue their dreams around the world. Since my little girl too I have a secret place where I collect newspaper clippings, books and guides to beautiful places in the world, I have within me the desire to departure, discovery and freedom.
My brake, I put my chains in the world, I have what I called her friend in the movie "the tattoo in the face" (very bad expression, I have done to the limit in the heart), but she did not , Roberts has a responsibility so great, you can.
So I pretend to go to the movies, sit on my beautiful chair, to live through her sense of freedom that I can not afford to experiment.
But ... a little 'all: dialogues, scenes, situations that have something of pity and stimulate the desire to get up before the end of the film out of the rooms go back to my beautiful reality.
I go to the movies to know the story of an intelligent woman, a courageous, a strong-willed and instead spend the entire year around the world to cry on for the guilt that do not leave.
the end, the winner appears to be the happy husband left running in the streets of New York with his partner and a beautiful blond frugoletto in the carrier, happy to have removed from the boxes the moaning of Roberts.
What have I got? The light, the scenery, the atmosphere and the streets of Bali, the only scenes that are worth paying the ticket, but at this point might as well make a good homemade pizza with my friend, like the Roberts in the movie eating in Naples, and go quietly directly to the end of the second half!
(Eat, Pray, Love by Ryan Murphy. With Julia Roberts, Billy Crudup, Javier Bardem, Tuva Novotny. USA 2010. Sony Pictures. At the Cinema)
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