Oh,
how good this movie was... Here is an excellent example of a
movie with a lesson to be taught, as well as a very
respectable storyline. What a movie it was. Vanilla Sky
isn't all about throwing your life away and having sex with
the wrong people. It has a very valuable message, and that
is a very respectable aspect held within the film. This
movie was an enchantment, yet a code waiting to be broken.
It was a predicament to right the wrong.
Tom
and Penelope were a match made in heaven; they shared the
set like angels leaping on a cloud. The way worked together
and created the most wondrous final product a director could
ask for was completely unimaginable, but they did it
(literally). They could just share the set like they were
one person, not two. They came in one magical package sent
from heaven.
Another thing that I extremely enjoyed about this film was
the soundtrack. The music to Vanilla Sky really set
the whole mood of the film. One minute, laid back; another
minute, a craze of injustice flying through everyone. The
picture perfect idealized plot that this film offered sent
the soundtrack a lot to work with. The music in this film
exceeded all odds and offered something no one could ask
for, it was total perfection.
Now
that I have talked about the good, I would like to talk
about a flaw that I noticed in Vanilla Sky. This
movie is very complicated, and I know when some people go to
the movie they don't want to think (even though I do). Now,
If you hate to think during a movie Vanilla Sky is
not for you, but I love to think during a movie;
intelligence was this films charm.
Vanilla Sky is one of the best movies of 2001.
Everything was great about it the direction, the plot, the
lessons, the complexion, and of course the girl. The
idealized format in the plot sequences required extreme
intelligence to create. This is a movie that shall be
remembered in the Oscar Race! Vanilla Sky was a
wonderful film.
-Danny,
Bucket Reviews