Gosford Park

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M B Dec 13 Excellent movie, quite complex with a long build up but it all pays off in the end. Very high quality everything! See more YIYI X @yiyi11 Oct 25 When I watched this film, I couldn't understand the character relationships. The gentle male characters look a little the same to me. But their relationship is so complicated. When someone stays close or chats with lower sound, I begin to think maybe they have an affair. Astonished by the irresponsibility of the owner of the house, and how many ladies he forced them. Yet his legal wife does not respect him at all. He deserved it. I thought the new maid would be someone to utilize the opportunity to get into the house and find some secrets she wanted. But it seems that she is just young, innocent, and really could not find her way, but just bumps into many awkward scenes. Love the brilliant actors in the same scenes togethter, in their own characters. See more Julian S. @akajulianscott Oct 16 The cast is huge, so it’s hard to keep track, but the twists sneak up on you — and when it’s over, you kind of wish it wasn’t. See more thiago s @Thiagostone Sep 25 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom, e o plot twist foi muito fraco e sem relevância para o filme. See more Alan P @Finominal Sep 15 I wanted to like this film - A bunch of upper class people in a stately home, and then there's a murder. Written by Julian Fellows, who penned Downton Abbey, but honestly I got bored of it, to the extent that with 20 minutes to go, I just googled who the murderer was because I'd had enough. It has a british A-list cast, but they are either mis-used or chewing on the scenary trying to outdo each other. As for being a comedy... well, nothing even remotely like a smile crossed my lips at any time. I guess, I wanted an old fashioned 'whodunnit' but really got something else. See more Jacob B Sep 8 Robert Altman’s last great film. As with his other masterpieces, the setting and the plot (or lack of) are merely incidental to his main interest, the characters. This Agatha Christie style “who dunnit”, set in an English manor, boast an impressive British cast and snappy dialogue and pays homage to an early style of filmmaking (very reminiscent of the French film “Rules Of The Game”). Altman was rarely better. See more Read all reviews

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