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Cloud Atlas / Облакът атлас (2012) През трийсетте години на миналото столетие, в Англия, млад гей става сътрудник на самовлюбен, капризен и безскрупулен композитор. В 1973, журналистка от Сан Франциско се сдобива с компрометираща информация отнасяща се до местната ядрена електроцентрала. В наши дни, британски издател търси спасение от претендиращите за дял в печалбата му гангстери. В Нео-Сеул, през 2114 очарователна сервитьорка-клонинг възглавява революционното движение срещу антихуманната обществена система. През 24-ти век, извънземна експедиция посещава нашата планета и се натъква на враждуващи кланове. Историите на пръв поглед нямат допирни точки. Това, което ги обединява са ситуациите, проблематиката, предизвикателствата пред персонажите и изпитанията на моралните им ценности. Година: 2012 Държава: САЩ, Германия, Хонг Конг, Сингапур Жанр: Фантастика, Драма, Мистери Режисьор: Анди Уашовски, Лана Уашовски, Том Тиквер В ролите: Джеймс Д'Арси, Бен Уишоу, Ксун Зу, Кийт Дейвид, Джим Стърджис, Джим Броудбент, Хюго Уийвинг, Хю Грант, Холи Бери, Том Ханкс, Сюзан Сарандън, Дууна Бай, Дейвид Гиаси Времетраене: 172 мин. IMDB Рейтинг: 7.8 /10 IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1371111/ Ако филма прекъсва - Натиснете бутона за Пауза и изчакайте най-малко 2-3 минути (без да затваряте прозореца на браузера) след което натиснете отново PLAY за да продължи филма. Повече помощ потърсете тук - Как да гледам филмите? Приятно гледане! Повече информация за проблеми с гледането на филмите прочетете тук
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CLOUD ATLAS (12A) Fantasy/Romance/Sci-Fi/Drama/ Action. Doona Bae, Halle Berry, James D’Arcy, Hugh Grant, Tom Hanks, Susan Sarandon, Jim Sturgess, Hugo Weaving, Ben Whishaw, Zhou Xun, David Gyasi. Directors: Lana Wachowski, Andy Wachowski, Tom Tykwer Big has always been beautiful to Lana and Andy Wachowski, writer-directors of the visually stunning Matrix trilogy. The first instalment of their epic science-fiction saga pushed the boundaries of digital trickery and introduced the slow-motion ‘bullet time’ effect, which has been copied countless times. The Matrix Reloaded and concluding chapter The Matrix Revolutions married mind-bending metaphysics with big-budget spectacle, with varying degrees of success. Even when their sprawling vision tied itself in narrative knots, the Wachowskis’ determination to expands the horizons of traditional popcorn fodder was refreshing. V For Vendetta and a live-action version of Speed Racer were both beautiful messes that dazzled the retina and occasionally fired the mind. Bold ambition shimmers in every frame of Cloud Atlas, the siblings’ chronologically fractured adaptation of David Mitchell’s novel, co-directed by Tom Tykwer of Run Lola Run fame. The multi-layered narrative ricochets between several timeframes in which a starry cast including Halle Berry, James D’Arcy, Hugh Grant, Tom Hanks, Susan Sarandon, Jim Sturgess, Hugo Weaving and Ben Whishaw adopt myriad guises with the aid of prosthetics and, in Hanks’s case, one hilariously strangled accent. Like the book, the film requires a certain amount of patience as the script sets various plot wheels in motion. In 1849, lawyer Adam Ewing (Sturgess) discovers a slave called Autua (David Gyasi) stowed aboard a ship bound for America from the Chatham Islands. When Adam falls ill, supposedly as a result of a parasitic worm, Dr Henry Goose (Hanks) rushes to his aid. In 1936 Cambridge, musician Robert Frobisher (Whishaw) bids farewell to his lover Rufus Sixsmith (D’Arcy) to head to Edinburgh where he will work alongside famous composer Vyvyan Ayrs (Broadbent). The Scottish air inspires Frobisher to compose his celebrated Cloud Atlas Sextet. In 1973 California, crusading journalist Luisa Rey (Berry) meets an ageing Rufus in a lift, and is drawn into a deadly mystery involving the elderly nuclear physicist and a hit man called Bill Smoke (Weaving). In present-day London, 65-year-old publisher Timothy Cavendish (Broadbent) falls victim to a vicious prank and becomes trapped in a care home run by the sadistic Nurse Noakes (Weaving). In 2144 Neo Seoul, genetically engineered fast-food worker Sonmi-451 (Doona Bae) escapes the bonds of servitude and goes on the run with rebel Hae-Joo Chang (Sturgess). In 2321, Zachry (Hanks) agrees to help technologically advanced visitor Meronym (Berry) head into the mountains to find the Cloud Atlas communication station. In the far future, these stories gradually knit together... Cloud Atlas shoots for the moon and narrowly misses. Production design is jaw-dropping and the cast give their all. However, some segments including Broadbent’s incarceration in the nursing home are superfluous, bloating a languid three-hour running time that will be an endurance test too far for some buttocks.