
This is the movie that garnered Kate Winslet one of two Golden Globes, this one for Best Supporting Actress as Hannah Schmitz. I don't understand how she's a "supporting" actress when she's in most of the movie, playing the pivotal female role opposite David Kross and Ralph Fiennes, who share the role of Michael Berg. Regardless of all that, all three actors shine - I was especially impressed by young Mr. Kross, who really held his own against the Winslet powerhouse. And a powerhouse she was - from loneliness to pride to fear to desolation, Winslet played the extremes like a finely tuned violin. I can see how she deserved that statuette ... and perhaps why the "judges" felt the need to award her twice. 4 out of 5 stars.
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I just saw this and it was really good. I did not know the story, so was very glad that the plot unfolded at a nice pace and did not lag at all. It was a nice change from some of the other crap out there.
DK
there is just so much crap, isn't there? speaking of which - I'm excited to see Underworld... once I can get through an hour of being awake without breaking a fever-sweat.
Apparently, we do not define "crap" the same way.
DK
you think Underworld isn't crap? well! I thought I was in a very exclusive club when it came to that :)
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