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Barbe bleue

  • 2009
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 20min
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Barbe bleue (2009)
Based on Charles Perrault's grisly fairytale, Bluebeard tells the story of young Marie-Catherine, child bride to an aristocratic ogre with a reputation for murdering his wives. Princess Marie-Catherine must employ all her cunning to outwit her husband and escape a potentially unpleasant fate.
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  • Dirección
    • Catherine Breillat
  • Guionistas
    • Charles Perrault
    • Catherine Breillat
  • Elenco
    • Dominique Thomas
    • Lola Créton
    • Daphné Baiwir
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Catherine Breillat
    • Guionistas
      • Charles Perrault
      • Catherine Breillat
    • Elenco
      • Dominique Thomas
      • Lola Créton
      • Daphné Baiwir
    • 22Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 54Opiniones de los críticos
    • 73Metascore
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      • 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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    Dominique Thomas
    Dominique Thomas
    • Barbe Bleue…
    Lola Créton
    Lola Créton
    • Marie-Catherine
    • (as Lola Creton)
    Daphné Baiwir
    • Anne
    • (as Daphné Baïwir)
    Marilou Lopes-Benites
    • Catherine
    Lola Giovannetti
    • Marie-Anne
    Farida Khelfa
    • Mère supérieure
    Isabelle Lapouge
    • La mère
    Suzanne Foulquier
    • Soeur Barbe
    Laure Lapeyre
    • Ida
    Luc Bailly
    • Le minot
    Adrien Ledoux
    • L'émissaire de Barbe Bleue
    Jacques Triau
    • L'Evêque
    Jean Bourlot
    • Le cocher
    Rose-Line Fric
    • La couturière
    Christian Urbain
    • Le créancier
    Jean-Pierre Beaussoleil
    • L'huissier
    Martine Doutey
    • La dame riche
    Annick Orvain
    • La cuisinière
    • Dirección
      • Catherine Breillat
    • Guionistas
      • Charles Perrault
      • Catherine Breillat
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    5briggsgarland

    Decent film but pales in comparison to Breillat's other work

    When I think of Catherine Breillat, I think of Fat Girl, Romance and Anatomy of Hell. Films that delve deep into the complex issues surrounding gender with an unabashedly confident auteur at the helm. Films that had an almost bland style but contained strong performances and incendiary ideas.

    Barbe Bleue is a decent film, has some nice visuals (coupled with some really sloppy cinematography) and is pretty good for a made-for-TV movie. Viewers familiar with Breillat's other work, however, will definitely be disappointed.

    Long story short, don't see this film. If you're looking for a French period piece, see Queen Margot or Cyrano de Bergerac. If you're a Breillat fan hoping this will be a return to form, you will unfortunately be quite disappointed.
    4ihrtfilms

    Clunky effort that doesn't tell the tale well enough

    If you are familiar with some of director Catherine Breillat's previous works, you might enter this with a certain expectation to see genitalia and penetrative sex. But in her adaptation of the fairy tale of Blue Beard there is thankfully none.

    In olden days, when two young sisters are removed from the private school after their father dies they return to live with their mother and circumstances look dire. A local Lord, known as Blue Beard has a reputation for the ladies and rumours abound that his previous wives and lovers, now missing, were murdered by him. After an invite to a gathering at his castle, one of the young sisters befriends the giant Lord and their marriage is arranged. Marie loves to the cold stark castle aware of the reputation her new husband has and demands that due to her age she sleep in a separate room until she is of age to consummate the marriage. Blue Beard travels away on occasion leaving Marie to her own devises. Amongst this we have in more modern times two young sisters play in an attic and the younger taunts her older more sensitive sister by reading her the story of Blue Beard which she finds scary.

    This adaptation is at times very clunky to watch. The cast seem very amateurish and some scenes look like it's been made by a student production. Whilst not familiar with the story, it appears to be quite dark and yet there never really is a sense of foreboding in the film and it never really enters in really dark territory which doesn't work in it's favour. Only near the end does the film show a darker element as Marie faces the consequences of her actions and the modern tale of the two sisters takes an unfortunate turn.

    The younger cast do quite well, especially the young girls in the modern part. In fact they provide the only real enjoyment throughout the film as the younger tease and taunts her sister and some of their conversations are priceless. Yet at first these scenes when they appear add confusion to the story as it's not immediately apparent what is happening. The castle settings, in fact the whole setting looks overly baron and cold and it looks odd, especially as there is no contrast between Marie's poor family home and the Lord's sumptuous castle.

    Overall the film feels a little stagnant that even at 80 minutes running time feels over long. It is a good story, but save for some nice performances and a few laughs from the two modern sisters, this seems like a bad attempt at film making that clearly shows it's low budget.

    More of my reviews at iheartfilms.weebly.com
    7oOgiandujaOo_and_Eddy_Merckx

    Marilou Lopes-Benites steals the show

    Despite possibly the most charming child performance in a movie ever (no I have not watched all movies ever) by Marilou Lopes-Benites, I didn't allow myself to fall for Bluebeard, though this little girl narrator is so winsome that on occasion her charm has the audience gasping.

    The way that Bluebeard is shot is very casual, almost matter-of-fact and Rohmerian, strangely for what is potentially such an atmospheric story. The level of graft going on is very low, more befitting a conversational type film a la Rohmer. I also took badly to a scene of animal slaughter that seemed inhumane.

    I think comparisons with Tarsem Singh's wonderful movie The Fall are beneficial. In both movies there have two timelines, the first, the timeline of narration is set in the early Twentieth Century, the second is a period fantasy being narrated. In both movies there is a charming child actress, in The Fall it's Catinca Untaru. Where The Fall succeeds in my view is that the fantastical narrative really feels like a product of the narrators' minds. In Bluebeard, even though the girls are reading from a book, the resultant fantasy doesn't feel like a product of their minds, but distinctly a product of Catherine Breillat's mind, too knowing and sophisticated. Quite clearly for example the children would not have been imagining the squirming of a dying animal. Even though the narration is less ostentatious, and takes up less screen time, as with The Fall you really can make a case for it being the most moving part.

    I think Breillat did manage to access the essence of the Bluebeard story which is that if you are a big ugly sensitive oaf, you are condemned to not participate in life, one of my fondest quotes, from Le Quai Des Brumes / Port of Shadows (in French it's more eloquent) is "It's horrible to love like Romeo when you look like Bluebeard!". I think that's what worse is that women often don't acknowledge that it's possible that such a man could have the feelings of Romeo, as if only pretty and graceful men could feel like that. Something that should never be forgotten is that passion is something everyone feels.

    Brief summary of the plot is that Bluebeard is a rich man rumoured to have murdered previous wives. He takes new wives without dowry, and persuades Marie-Catherine, a child bride, to marry him. There are some funny post marital scenes, like when Bluebeard is sat eating an ostrich egg, and Marie-Catherine is sat eating a quail egg side by side.

    I really am fond of the movie, but I would have liked to see more mise-en-scene, the movie as I say, is far too casual. There is a feeling of great boredom that arises from the last scene of the fantasy strand, in a scene that should perhaps be incredibly stirring.
    Michael_Elliott

    Disappointing Film from the Director

    Blue Beard (2009)

    * 1/2 (out of 4)

    Incredibly disappointing adaptation of Charles Perrault's fairy tale has sisters Marie-Catherine (Lola Creton) and Anne (Daphne Baiwir) being taken out of a rich school after the death of their family. Moving back with their mother, the three are now desperately poor and this is when they're invited to the castle of Lord Bluebeard (Dominique Thomas) and soon after Marie-Cathrine agrees to marry him. This story has been told countless times before but I had high hopes going into this one because I'm always impressed with the work of director Catherine Breillat. I'm sure some might be able to say this film spoke to them or that it was deep in some fashion but to me it was just a complete mess from start to finish and the worst thing is that it's totally lifeless. I'm really not sure what the director was trying to do here but no matter what the goal was it certainly didn't succeed. I was rather shocked to see how lifeless the picture was as it doesn't contain a bit of energy and after a while the viewer just grows tired of the slow pacing. Even worse is that this thing clocks in at 78-minutes, which feels twice as long. It was impossible to care about either of the sisters and all the flashbacks to a couple girls playing in an attic just doesn't work or add anything to the picture. The one thing I did like about the film were the performances. I thought Creton was very effective in the role of the strong sister who will stop at nothing to get what she wants. I also thought Thomas was extremely good as the ogre Bluebeard. He brought a certain sympathetic nature to the role that I thought worked very well. With that said, the film is a major letdown and it's a real shame because it should have been much, much better.
    2Chris-742

    A beautiful picture ruined by wooden acting.

    The tale of blue beard told with beautiful visuals. But sadly the story and the film is marred by two unforgivable things. Mainly, the acting is so wooden you think the actors might catch fire from the open fires. It is impossible to discern any emotion at all from the actors. And secondly, the story is drawn out by being read by two young girls in a more contemporary setting, it does not add much but extra time to an already too long film. I watched the film anyway, hoping for a new twist, for some emotion from the actors, for some clue as to the relationship between Bluebeard and his new wife, but ultimately I was only disappointed. This is not a film for watching, this is a film for lying down and avoiding.

    I also noted a jarring anachronism, everything in the story has the look of a medieval setting, but in this setting there are 17th century musketeers. Guess the filmmakers took any prop they could get their hands on.

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    • Errores
      When Marie-Catherine is saying her goodbyes to her father's corpse, you can clearly see his chest rising and falling with each breath.
    • Conexiones
      Version of Barbe-bleue (1901)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Kyrié Eleïsson
      Performed by the Limousin Youth Choir with the direction of Annette Petit

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 1 de abril de 2010 (Corea del Sur)
    • País de origen
      • Francia
    • Sitio oficial
      • Flach film (France)
    • Idioma
      • Francés
    • También se conoce como
      • Bluebeard
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Limousin, Francia
    • Productoras
      • Flach Film
      • CB Films
      • ARTE
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 2,400,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 33,490
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 8,370
      • 28 mar 2010
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 38,696
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 1h 20min(80 min)
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      • Color
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      • Stereo
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.85 : 1

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