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Jackie

  • 2016
  • 14
  • 1 h 40 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
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86 mil
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Natalie Portman in Jackie (2016)
Following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy fights through grief and trauma to regain her faith, console her children, and define her husband's historic legacy.
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Após o assassinato do presidente John F. Kennedy, a primeira-dama Jacqueline Kennedy luta pela dor e pelo trauma para recuperar sua fé, consolar seus filhos e definir o legado histórico de s... Ler tudoApós o assassinato do presidente John F. Kennedy, a primeira-dama Jacqueline Kennedy luta pela dor e pelo trauma para recuperar sua fé, consolar seus filhos e definir o legado histórico de seu marido.Após o assassinato do presidente John F. Kennedy, a primeira-dama Jacqueline Kennedy luta pela dor e pelo trauma para recuperar sua fé, consolar seus filhos e definir o legado histórico de seu marido.

  • Direção
    • Pablo Larraín
  • Roteirista
    • Noah Oppenheim
  • Artistas
    • Natalie Portman
    • Peter Sarsgaard
    • Greta Gerwig
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,6/10
    86 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Pablo Larraín
    • Roteirista
      • Noah Oppenheim
    • Artistas
      • Natalie Portman
      • Peter Sarsgaard
      • Greta Gerwig
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    • 430Avaliações da crítica
    • 81Metascore
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    • Indicado a 3 Oscars
      • 44 vitórias e 170 indicações no total

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    • Jackie Kennedy
    Peter Sarsgaard
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    • Bobby Kennedy
    Greta Gerwig
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    • Nancy Tuckerman
    Billy Crudup
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      • Noah Oppenheim
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    7greatandimproving

    Crisis management... for two hundred million people

    Pablo Larraín's "Jackie" covers the week following the JFK assassination in 1963 and is based on an unpublished interview of Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie Portman) by Life Magazine. Finally released upon her death, the notes were blended with several other interviews to create this screenplay by Noah Oppenheim. For anyone interested in understanding the widespread panic and "what-now" of the time, you'll appreciate this film.

    The scene ideas are painfully simple, though highly effective. From sharing the impossible news with her kids, to deciding when/how to move out, to asking million-dollar questions of the priest ("What kind of God takes a father away from his two little children?"), the movie includes moments we all know must have happened to Jackie but were buried under the public hysteria around the event itself. As intoned by the funeral planner, "The world's gone mad."

    Jackie makes small talk in the hearse with Bobby Kennedy while her dead husband (his dead brother... America's dead president) lies in the hulking casket between them, causing our focus to oscillate between the weight of what we hear and what we see. Later, as she staggers through the White House at the end of the longest day of her life - still donning her blood-soaked pink dress that would soon find a permanent home in infamy - Jackie personifies crippling isolation in body and in mind. The non sequiturs that tumble out during these dreadful sequences ("How will we afford to put the kids through school now? Maybe we can sell some of the furniture?") are as heartfelt as they are ludicrous. No matter where she is or what she's doing, Jackie reacts like any commoner would. She just happens to be doing so as the First Lady.

    The film works because Portman is the most believable Jackie O ever put on screen. From the outset, she is in total control of her confusion, fear, helplessness, exasperation, guilt, long-held duties as a mother, brand-new duties as a *father, alongside her esoteric responsibilities to the nation. Portman puts on an acting clinic by conveying her predicament through nuance. We learn as much about Jackie's state of mind from what she doesn't say as from what she does, because no matter how carefully she speaks or how badly she wishes to be understood, it becomes clear that no words could ever meet the moment.

    Characters often stare pleadingly into the camera's eyebrow, as if searching for an escape hatch from the audience. The score is populated by discordant whole notes that produce similar unease. Even the photography is at once stunning and unsettling, given the underlying darkness that has eclipsed the light of society. In the end, we feel the world on edge, suspended in time, waiting for normal life to resume. This film concerns the looking back required before it is possible for Jackie Kennedy (or for any of us) to make sense of the loss and start again. The same looking back required "to let them see what they've done."
    9blanche-2

    what is the problem?

    I'm surprised to see so many bad reviews of this film on IMDb. I would be interested to know how many of them came from people who are too young to remember the Kennedy assassination or much about Mrs. Kennedy.

    Okay, several people were angry that John-John in the movie didn't salute the casket.

    One review referred to the story as "horrible and morbid." Guess what - it is.

    One review said Jackie was a "housewife." I won't dignify that with a response.

    Natalie Portman was criticized for doing a "cringe-worthy" imitation. Her voice and accent were found hilarious.

    And it was called "boring" over and over again.

    I understand that to each his own, and I respect that. I'm just surprised.

    I first of all did not find this film at all boring. I found it emotional, compelling, and interesting - and despite what someone said here, I did find out things I never knew.

    I thought Natalie Portman did a brilliant job and, while the role didn't offer as much as Viola Davis' did in Fences, I would not have been upset to see her win another Oscar. There was nothing wrong with her accent, that's how Mrs. Kennedy talked. If you don't believe me, go to youtube and listen to the tapes.

    The film focused on Jackie after the assassination, but it was shown, as were earlier times, such as her televised tour of the White House. I thought the film mixed with the actual footage was excellent.

    The clothes were perfection. Like others, I did not care for the music and what I really did not care for was the music at the end.

    The rest of the cast did an admirable job - John Hurt, Greta Gerwig, and Billy Crudup. I was disappointed in Peter Sarsgaard, but I think he was trying to convey Bobby's shock and grief. He's a good actor normally but not very successful here.

    I found this a poignant film and a stunning portrait of Jackie Kennedy and what she suffered as a result of the assassination.
    9namashi_1

    Natalie Portman is Mesmerizing in this Stunning Biopic!

    If you ever doubted the credibility of Natalie Portman as a performer, watch 'Jackie' right away & dump your thoughts away. In this stunning biopic, where Portman flexes her acting muscles as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, proves to be a testament of her incredible talent. Its a film driven by a lead performance, that is anchored by sheer power.

    'Jackie' Synopsis: Following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy fights through grief and trauma to regain her faith, console her children, and define her husband's historic legacy.

    Director Pablo Larraín brings a disturbing true-story on celluloid, that covers theme of love, loss & power. We watch Jackie struggle with the surroundings around her, following the assassination of her President Husband. And I must tell you, the journey has been told with gut-wrenching bleakness. The narrative is no-holds-barred & what we see throughout the film, is a women in deep pain.

    Noah Oppenheim's Screenplay is top-notch. Its arresting as well as its disturbing. Pablo Larraín's Direction is fantastic. He has handled this biographical-drama with precision. Cinematography is brilliant. Editing is razor-crisp, keeping the narrative tight in its 99-minutes running-time. Art & Costume Design are perfect. Mica Levi's Score is super.

    Performance-Wise: As mentioned right from my summary, Portman is Mesmerizing. Its a tour-de-force performance, that ranks amongst the best of 2016. Of the supporting cast, Peter Sarsgaard as Robert F. Kennedy & Greta Gerwig as Nancy Tuckerman, are first-rate, yet again. And John Hurt as Father Richard McSorley, is remarkable in a cameo. Others lend good support.

    On the whole, 'Jackie' is definitely a must see. It finds one of the most talented actresses of our times, at her finest hour. Go watch!
    7zohal1999

    A simple historical film with great acting by Natalie Portman

    As someone who loves history, I thoroughly enjoyed Jackie. For the most part, the facts were historically accurate as far as I am aware. I also really liked the score, I thought it was very refreshing and simply different. The film was slow-paced but I find that's to be expected with historical films. I liked that the cinematography was simple to give a real sense of the era, and the costume design was great. I also liked the ending.

    Essentially this is a film where I liked everything, but didn't love much. The only things that I absolutely loved was Natalie Portman's acting as Jackie Kennedy. She really exuded her character and became Jackie Kennedy. it was great! The other thing I loved was John Hurt as the priest which was a lovely surprise.

    Overall, this was a simple film but it wasn't daring. It didn't risk take like other films would and therefore in that regard may be a bore for some.
    7DanLawson146

    I admired it more than I liked it

    POSITIVES:

    1) Natalie Portman is incredible. Mark Kermode was astute when he said that she is mostly doing a performance of a performance, but it means that the moments where Jackie is truly being herself are even more emotional 2) Billy Crudup is always fantastic and Greta Gerwig was an incredibly important presence in the film as she humanised Jackie 3) The score is mesmerising; it's incredibly operatic which adds to the drama and emotion of the film 4) The exchanges between Jackie and Crudup's reporter were very well done and engaging

    NEGATIVES:

    1) Despite being a relatively short film, I still felt like it could've lost another 15 minutes 2) A large part of the drama seems to hinge on whether the funeral guests would walk or go in vehicles; I didn't find this to be a compelling narrative 3) The scenes with John Hurt were incredibly weird. His accent is all over the place and the camera work in these scenes was very bizarre as there were lots of off-centre shots and shots which appeared to be too zoomed in.

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      After Natalie Portman was cast, to Pablo Larraín's wishes, he asked screenwriter Noah Oppenheim to tear out any pages of the script that didn't contain scenes with Jackie Kennedy, as he wanted this movie to be entirely about her and her experiences. The 120-page script was trimmed to one hundred pages, all containing Jackie.
    • Erros de gravação
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      The Priest: There comes a time in man's search for meaning when he realises that there are no answers. And when you come to the horrible and unavoidable realization, you accept it or you kill yourself. Or you simply stop searching.

    • Conexões
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    • Data de lançamento
      • 2 de fevereiro de 2017 (Brasil)
    • Países de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
      • França
      • Chile
      • China
    • Centrais de atendimento oficiais
      • 20th Century Studios (United States)
      • Bac Films (France)
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    • Locações de filme
      • Studios de Paris, La Cité du Cinéma, Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis, França
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      • Fox Searchlight Pictures
      • LD Entertainment
      • Wild Bunch
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      • US$ 9.000.000 (estimativa)
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      • US$ 13.960.394
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 278.715
      • 4 de dez. de 2016
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