The Tourist movie
Year: 2010
Country: France, USA
Format: lqDVD
Release date: 12-08-2010
Runtime: 103 min
Comments: 126 Comments
Formats Detail
DivX
| Video Codec | mpeg4 |
| Resolution | 720x304 |
| Video Bitrate | 2056kb |
| Audio Codec | mp3 |
| Audio Channels | 2 |
| Audio Bitrate | 128kb |
| FPS | 25000 |
| File Size | 1411 Mb |
| Preview File Size | 54 Mb |
| Language | en |
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Actors
Paul Bettany, Rufus Sewell, Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie, Ralf Moeller, Igor Jijikine, Steven Robertson, Timothy Dalton, Steven Berkoff, Mark Zak, Iddo Goldberg, Raoul Bova, Vladimir Tevlovski, Bruno Bilotta, Clément Sibony, Vladimir Orlov, Renato Scarpa, Daniele Pecci, Christian De Sica, Alessio Boni, Giovanni Guidelli, Bruno Wolkowitch, Marc Ruchmann, Julien Baumgartner, François Vincentelli, Jean-Claude Adelin, Jean-Marie Lamour, Nicolas Guillot, Mhamed Arezki, Alec Utgoff, Neri Marcorè, Gabriele Gallinari, Riccardo De Torrebruna, Maurizio Casagrande, Nino Frassica, Gwilym Lee, Giancarlo Previati, Giovanni Esposito, Marino Narduzzi, Tino Giada,Director
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
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runt2 from Kansas, United States
WASTE of Wonderful INGREDIENTS
!!The director of photography was excellent, many Beautiful Pictures!!
This film was upsetting. There was no reason for this film not to have
done very well. The audience is intelligent enough to see the rich
elements bought to the table were, simply left to spoil. The primary
focus somehow seemed to be a preoccupation with Smoking! What a
Ridiculous WASTE. I Feel SORRY for the Wonderful Talents in this film.
It's just a Shame. I gave it 3 stars because of the rich talent and
beautiful pictures. One scene was a little too over coordinated. (It's
rare in Life to have outfits so conveniently coordinated with the
furniture coverings.) However, I feel it was a saving grace by keeping
our attention to something during this ordeal of distress. I liked the
femininity of wardrobe they used to paint Angelina. She did an
incredible job of maintaining balance hopping in and out, off and on
those tiny boats. I shun to think the degree of damage done to the
wardrobe being strewn over all the splintered boards. Also, how
incredible to never have a drop of water to any apparel. This was not a
Wardrobe issue, so I do not fault them. I believe someone will be
struggling for projects long after this hits the floor. I am Upset for
the Talent. Quite distressed for them. 0=/
dangreenberg2 from United States
no artistic vision
The premiere was a disaster, no surprise they didn't organize any press
junkets and screenings in the US. The studio tried to control the
damage, but after seeing the film I don't think they can prevent it
from being the biggest box office disappointment of the year.
A previous reviewer mentioned it was so boring he fell asleep; I wish I
could have slept through the pain of being embarrassed for the two A
class actors struggling with poor dialogue , no vision and no
direction. I hate to say it, but even the mediocre French version, aka
Anthony Zimmer, is by far more interesting with a budget that was
probably a fraction of the Hollywood extravaganza.
avid78 from New York, New York
Pretty Bad
Went to the Premiere last night in nyc at the Ziegfield Theater and it
was pretty bad. I kept falling asleep during the 1st half (I never fall
asleep during a movie, I'm a total move dork) so the 1st half was very
slow. I kept saying to my wife that it feels like 3 different movies
crammed into one and then I just read on IMDb that it went through 3
directors and the final director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck left
then came back. So the whole movie feels exactly like 3 different
versions. It doesn't know if it wants to be a spy thriller, a comedic
bond movie or a light romantic comedy? The dialouge was pretty bad and
actors I think did the best they could with what they had but I'm sure
originally there was a decent movie there but it looks like studio
hands and creative differences totally fubared the whole thing. The
only good part was the after party, two words……..risotto station!!
ArtHouseRoyalty from United States
Awful, Awful, Awful
I just returned from the premiere a couple of moments ago (it was on
54th street, I live on 57th). This must be one of the worst films I've
ever seen.
To think that this film was directed and written by the same
writer/director of "The Lives of Others" just makes me sick to my
stomach.
It is one thing to see a terrible 3rd grade Hollywood flick in cinema
with friends or family and another thing to watch it together with the
stars, director and production company, all cheering and clapping to
what is obviously a terrible movie.
Everything about this movie is awful – the writing, the direction…
even the cinematography – with some scenes lit as if it was a first
year student film at NYU.
But it really all boils down to the terrible writing and story – B
movie jokes and gags, 3rd rate dialogue, a ridiculous last moment
"twist", and a story that's far worse than the worst Bond movie.
How bad is it? It "reads" like a Leslie Nielsen thriller parody.
Wait… and even as a parody it wouldn't work.
If I knew better I would think the script was written as an exercise by
a 1st year student in some community college in Oklahoma.
I'm devastated. This has ruined "The Lives of Others" for me, which up
until two hours ago was one of my favorite movies. Everybody involved
with this movie shouldn't be making films.
It will be an awful flop at the box office and the critics will
decimate it…
Awful.