kathygclawson
Iscritto in data feb 2002
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Jim Carrey did it again! It won't be long until he has an OSCAR to sit along side his GOLDEN GLOBE. In THE MAJESTIC, Carrey plays a screenwriter who is attacked during the MacCarthy era. He decides to just get in his car and drive, after having more than a few drinks. He goes off a bridge and the story really begins. He is found on the beach near a small and nearly forgotten Southern California hamlet. Upon waking, he has no memory of who he is. The kind old man who finds him, thinks he has seen him somewhere, but isn't sure. He takes Carrey into the town where it becomes clear he is a ringer for a young man who died in WWII. Not knowing who he is, seeing what he thinks is himself in photos kept preserved by his Father, played by Martin Landau. He takes on the task of giving the town it's life back. First step? re-open The Majestic, the movie house his 'father' had let fall to ruin after his son's death. (Did I mention his son's body was never found?) But, alas, after meeting the love of his life and bringing the town back to what it had once been, all good things must end. Carrey regains his memory. I'll not give away any more of the plot for those of you who have yet to see this film, but I think it is worth watching over and over again. It is about self discovery, loyalty and most of all, self respect. It's high on my personal list of MUST SEE FILMS.
Very few people I know who have seen K-PAX, understood or liked it, when, in my opinion, it is the best film to come out of Hollywood since Forrest Gump. The concept behind K-PAX is simple. A man suffers a horrible and overwhelming loss, one his mind refuses to accept. He, in course, tries to take his own life. Instead he survives, but has literally become another person. Prot from the planet K-PAX. This is not a case of split personality, Prot and Robert Porter are two very different beings. You witness Prot preform things in this film that are beyond all human capability, yet, it seems to never explain why or how. THAT is when you, the viewer, must use your greatest resourses, imagination and common sense. Prot can see Ultra-Violet light, he can come and go as he pleases. HOW is this possible if he were once as human as you or I? Medical Science has proven that we only use about 10% of our brain for everything from memory to bodily functions. It is my opinion that Robert Porter awoke after trying to drown himself, with the ability to use 100% of his brain capacity. And no one knows exactly what we would capable of if we could all tap into 90% of un-used brain matter. Prot WAS an Alien, one from Earth! The only person alive with the ability to use all of his brain. Let us not forget Bess. After nearly five years of being Prot, Robert Porter wanted out, he wanted to face and deal with his loss, and, he did, after doing so he passed his gift to sweet little Bess and she vanished without a trace. This film had OSCAR written all over it, but the Academy overlooked it. I highly recommend this film to anyone who dares to dream and uses their imagination. Kevin Spacey and Jeff Bridges are magnificent, as is this film.
DeVeto gives the performance of his career in this lesser known film. A period piece set in the early 1970's, about a widower raising two young boys alone. His wife is killed in an auto accident shortly after storming out the house because she and Jack had an argument. He blames himself, and turns to alcohol. A touching and comic film that did not get the attention it deserves. This is a must see.