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Filmography - Life, love, brown : Liv Tyler in 12 movies (2 / 2)

Second part of the record films devoted to the tall brunette. If you're lost, you will recover the first part of our reunion right here.
This is an attempt to share a few lighthearted moments of cine actress sympathetic to the diverse and varied filmography. Among her fond memories are hiding some reviews of films and the joy of finding different qualities each time. So yay!

After the experiment Empire Records, Liv Tyler is invited to a cameo in easily identifiable U Turn (1997). Director Oliver Stone, then in full post- Natural Born Killers, America found it crazy redneck and he loves to make this movie a top experiencing madness. Fell stranded in a lost corner, Sean Penn finds himself confronted with the local wildlife, apparently seriously contested by the sun. Faced with everybody, enlisted in stories of money and manipulated by Jennifer Lopez who was running in good movies (with The Cell and Out of Sight), Sean Penn is also likely to fart a cable ...

U-Turn is a typical movie impressive cast, which identifies it immediately. Are in turmoil as Nick Nolte, Jon Voight, Billy Bob Thornton and the couple Joaquin Phoenix / Claire Danes (met a few years later in the magnificent It's All About Love ). A permanent show which hits on the system, in the best sense. You can meet Liv Tyler at the bus station, waiting patiently for his turn at the counter behind a Sean Penn on edge, trying to flee the city.

A short trailer to convince:





very nice little film, Guns 1748 (Plunkett and MacLeane English) is a minor but very cool. Directed in 1999 by the son of Tony Scott, there are two villains played by Robert Carlyle (Yeah!) and Johnny Lee Miller (yeah?), Inviting himself incognito among the rich to rob and keep everything for them. Some idea of the good life, until one of them falls on the bourgeois luxury personified by our favorite brunette who plays her pretty face and Harbour head gracefully.
- Diction copy of Tyler in this England 18th century and great ball scene with confrontations between the false gentleman MacLeane (our hero) and Lady Rebecca, a little suspicious. The film is an unexpected ambition in its production towards the end, using very modern methods of turning a perfectly entertaining recovery so far.

Fun Fact interesting is the memory one of the first films to feed a musical welcome anachronism, by inserting a soundtrack scenes in his current time ( Chevalier and Marie-Antoinette n were not avant-garde in this respect).
> A trailer for a little humming this film not widely known
minor but very cool, thanks to Alan Cumming, Scottish actor great that we all experienced in GoldenEye the computer where he played Boris Grishenko.





I had twice to the actress last year for release in the United States of The Strangers and The Incredible Hulk : Two reviews you will find on the site which I wrote for Widescreen by clicking on the images above;
It Note that because of cronyism between critics and distributors in France, I had to soften my text but overall, The Strangers (direct-to-DVD in France), in which Liv is struggling against a gang of masked assailants laying siege to his house, is a small 6 / 10: Beginning on the right footing The Strangers is a small home-invasion movie really scary at the start which eventually losing to give too much importance.


Revisited recently, The Incredible Hulk is far from shameful. Reboot the origins forgetting Ang Lee's film, the film immediately gets rid of its sequence "forced" (The accident exponent Bruce Banner gamma rays), which goes into generic. A statement of intent rather particular to a "superhero movie", which promised a lot.

be found immediately exiled Edward Norton in Brazil trying to control the beast and remain incognito. Very comfortable in the role, Norton gives a great boost for Marvel productions that can pass for degenerate legitimating role of scientist Bruce Banner and fugitive by his size and great charisma. Liv Tyler, never far in the first half, the film eventually join him in a sequence of classic but perfect reunion and touching, before dropping them on the road (closer to the film of his kitsch TV series, in which Bruce Banner goes from town to town, constantly pursued). The problem

action films, and a fortiori, super-hero, is to give only the roles of tenure to his actresses. Dated recently, the formidable Gwyneth Paltrow in Iron Man only a few strands of scenes vaguely convincing when Two Lovers we unveiled a range unsuspected. This is one possible reason why critics have enjoyed our little friend, an inevitable comparison effect when the first Ang Lee Hulk could boast of Jennifer Connelly as an actress page. But Liv Tyler defends himself pretty good, and give life to his character correctly, walking on an equal footing with Norton in more intimate scenes. With a strong woman's physical size and the endless, Liv is a beanpole admirable.


With a rather correct score that adds weight to the scenes, Louis Leterrier is doing pretty well in good craftsman he is: the scenes are perfectly trussed (but not original) and one highlights of the film, the attack on campus is impressive and technically at the forefront of what can be expected. We thought making fun of Hulk enough improvement, one begins to feel the blows go near the screen.
The end of the film migrates into Manhattan, the time to send a joke 100% New Yorker in its public transportation, and wipe the end of the film: the final sequence of confrontation is to blow hard and stupid, where the side and very Manichean Marvel characters is heightened to its maximum. For a movie built form of stalking and that managed to be extremely satisfying throughout, it's a shame to end that way!



For purposes This retrospective, I bought and I revisionism (with the joy of a guilty pleasure) Armageddon by Michael Bay. Never seen in VO (my excuse then), it was an opportunity to fill this DVD lacks in the service of a heresy made film indeed amazing: Armageddon is by far the blockbuster to the most improbable pitching 90s, budgeted at 140 million, supported by a cast of very cool broken arm. Apart from Bruce Willis, found aboard the shuttle Steve Buscemi, Owen Wilson, Will Patton, William Fichtner and Peter Stormare, Billy Bob Thornton oversees all as may from Earth: Beautiful people!

Michael Bay well done since at the time his boat is believed to background music from Aerosmith (Dad is not far), slowed heroic pep talk rigor every 5 minutes, plans to end the world and sunsets galore. Liv Tyler has given rise to my first love haunting, with its tables and rustic scenes of wrenching farewells between her boyfriend Ben Affleck (the picnic goodbye) and Bruce Willis who plays his father (the farewell scene by interposed screens). She celebrated her 21 years on the day of the film's release in the United States, at the time impossible not to feel concerned. But I knew
At that time I also liked the mature woman, having seen Avengers Leather a week later.




lacked this non-exhaustive filmography famous Stealing Beauty (1996) by Bernardo Bertolucci, film director who has given its pedigree (sexy) to another actress in the person of Eva Green in The Dreamers. If you interested in film at least at the time of Stealing Beauty, impossible to have missed this movie: return of a former great filmmaker, cast and shaped so vague promise about mountains and wonders. In the end, nobody saw it and it only remains to forge a personal opinion ...

the threshold of adulthood, Lucy is sent by his father in Tuscany. In the house gathering some people who knew her mother, now deceased, she tries to answer the puzzling question left open in the diary that she was so little known.
Isolated and without pressure, Bertolucci films his protagonists with a tone and a decrease interesting finding in this community with fond memories of his sixties-eighters, he formed a very personal film, very different from what can now see in conventional production. Interested in his interesting utopia, it provides a transition to adulthood classic, yet hyper sensual and centered on the girl jumping into a stunning residence. You can clearly hear the European perspective and its effect on the cast, partly American.

Among these characters, the most interesting is the relationship with the young Liv Tyler Jeremy Irons, poet sick dazzled by the arrival of the girl, between confrontation and paternalism, the role of Irons is ambiguous but not unhealthy. Ironically, this film will be the last of Jean Marais, called the festivities playing incongruous good living in the end. Surprises Cast: there are also Joseph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz (!).
way, Liv tries to insatiable Lightness of Being, finds unexpected love and pursues what it tried in Empire Records a year earlier. Since then, the following most often disappear within the spirals of secrecy surrounding it and that our attempts to extirpate approaches.



The merit of this actress is yet to be known especially that it is more than 10 years after Armageddon who sees it explode on the big screen after a first Cannes Film Festival in 96, few films have provided the body. At a time when we celebrate temporarily Megan Fox the world, its freshness and its pretty face him concede a place in the heart of moviegoers not too deviant. And be welcomed, apart from recess McCool where it controlled the entire world, never having had to prostitute themselves to survive in Hollywood. The great class.

(And the pub Givenchy is art )


- Unfortunately, I failed to get their hands on Inventing the Abbotts, with Joaquin Phoenix and Jennifer Connelly.
- Filmo complete on the IMDb .

Still ok for a ride in Wonderland!

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School watchmaker Morteau: Radioactive? Students simply handling radium-semainier

radioactive contaminations in a school in Morteau (Doubs) on the evening of December 7, 2006.
In December 2006, Morteau, a vial of radium salts was discovered by high school students.
Nuclear Safety Agency and the DSC Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety (IRSN) were dispatched.
Several members of staff and students, supported IRSN were briefly hospitalized in Thursday night to Friday, December 7 at the University Hospital in Besançon.
A student had recovered from May, a vial of radium salts in an old disused factory watch (Mercier). His room for boarding, the labs of the school, his family home had seen visited by all departments of anti-radiation with tools
adequate measurement .... atmosphere .... Watch objects confiscated and stored at ANDRA Saclay (91) before destruction. An excessive caution? NO.
Radium is highly radioactive and his life takes 1602 years. It was used in the hands of watches until the 1950s because it is luminescent. It emits a bluish glow.
reported that Mercier converted factory that has been converted into dwellings, was still occupied in late 2006.
Read:
http://www.irsn.org/index.php?action=getCom&com_id=228&lgcode=FR&mode=topten&module=presse

http://www.irsn .org/document/site_1/fckfiles/File/Internet/Actualites

/ note_de_synthese_sur_les_interventions_irsn_a_morteau.pdf

http://www.senat.fr/cra/s20071023/s20071023_mono.html

http://www.cpepesc.org/Manipulation-de-radium-au -lycee-de.html

www.drire.gouv.fr/.../2006/ASNContaminationDoubs1206.doc

http://www.laradioactivite.com/fr/site/illustration/images/dialpainter . htm

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Two films, an era: Public Enemies / Road to Perdition

Comparison between two films shared between Prohibition and Great Depression: Public Enemies and Road to Perdition .
one hand, the gangster John Dillinger in the biopic the grueling involved in history, on the other hand of a man dive into a vengeful hunt, story embedded in the large.


For Public Enemies the term biopic is in fact misleading, Michael Mann's offering himself a slice of life Dillinger already known to police, until its fall announced. The role of Billie (Marion Cotillard) oversees curiously this period, meetings up to separations, and even if the description of his role is limited to being in love with Johnny. A pole stretched causing this perfect replica of his companion: "I like baseball, movies, good clothes, whiskey, fast cars ... and you. "
And even if the film does not have time for Johnny to the pampered in the arms of the French (who magnifying her scenes half the time), there appears throughout the film that boldness and assurance that they could succeed. Far from complying with the old-type scheme "rise and fall" Michael Mann saw biger than life over too short, as if John Dillinger never had time.


Title Public Enemies also echoes the headlines of the day and spread of information. The sequence of "Look at your neighbor" to the movies shows that the mass media were used to find the fugitive, despite the sympathy vote of the people. Several aftershocks and visual reminders (" We're not here for your money, we're here for The Bank's ") recall that in these times of scarcity, the average American has nothing and turns to the" hero "of a new genre . Just as the graphic-novel From Hell by Alan Moore autopsies the beginnings of the press and its implications, Public Enemies watching the reactions of his audience and the fact that lampooning police units to capture John Dillinger waives his anonymity at the same time he becomes famous.


The accuracy of reconstruction is impressive and formidable in its plans and depths of field through to capture perfect HD equivalent of having that Oeil could see. Mann took the opportunity to build its plans following lines receding, losing his characters in the impressive architecture of the city, among skyscrapers and subway hanging, drawing the eye every time. The high-definition renders the picture of this period film almost anachronistic, a feeling to try to drop everything! Even the smaller planes are full details in their backgrounds and the effect of "naked" real that emerges seems to make any trick impossible sets embraced by the camera appear as authentic that if we were transported to America during the Great Depression. We know that Mann's perfectionism would not hesitate to rebuild entire neighborhoods in real locations rather than using special effects ...



Only bad taste, a plan to end the reign of fate nowhere and certainly not a film by Michael Mann, landing in the U.S. through the film deifying his victim, false hero. But Michael Mann can not go beyond what he wants to show and wonder if Depp is not a casting error.
Superb sequences, it there is one package in this Public Enemies, one showing Dilinger browsing incognito in the local police when he is wanted by all. A sequence treated a little too cool for serving soup to her star. If Christian Bale, monolithic, comes to represent any of the G-Men at the time, Depp is Depp and we only see him. After the pirate Johnny, Johnny the gangster ... One side gangster
clearly assumed throughout the movie, which combines long dresses and coats winters typical of an era now gone. In the midst of this ballet reconstituted few prosecutions and a lot of shootings, including bullets still ring in the ears: to believe that the film was shot with real bullets so the result is stunning visual and sonic realism and violence. If the HD camera did not charge so much action in the dark, you'd swear that these are the shots that illuminate the plans (and in fact this is the case).

Despite his choice of classical narrative bringing nothing to the story, Mann is in its original visual novel, and offers us a film that feels good powder Thompson and phosphorus cameras.





Road to Perdition is adapted from a graphic-novel written by Max Allan Collins and Richard Piers Rayner designed by, published in 1998. Taking place in 1933, the story follows the revenge of a hit man forced to go after having betrayed his employer. The original graphic-novel, entirely in black and white, is composed of three distinct parts which establishes the order is changing very quickly, between family tragedies (with blood and "blended" in the order mafia), led by a headlong rush and a quest for vengeance.
In the film adaptation, directed by Sam Mendes, the man hand in question is played by Tom Hanks; Choice curious and questionable Hanks designed to represent the part of nice American cinema for years. But in the early comics like the film, the character Michael Sullivan is a father worked at the front, before switching.

The story merges quickly to some historical facts on the outskirts of a city: Chicago mobster seat to none. Tom Hanks will also visit Frank Nitti, Al Capone's right hand in practice, to ask for help. If the graphic-novel gives itself the luxury of representing himself Capone (hampered by the Sullivan's revenge), the film will refrain from doing so. However, Frank Nitti, inevitable character of the time, also appears in Public Enemies, as guarantor of a certain authenticity.

academically Directed by Sam Mendes, the film is enriched by some situations and the character of Jude Law, absent from the comics. He portrays a killer, obsessed by the capture photographic moments of the last of the dying, hired to liquidate Sullivan. An interesting addition to counteract the ubiquitous nature of Tom Hanks.


However, Mendes's film loses its ambiguity in the adaptation, evil is symbolized by one man to blame well highlighted (Daniel Craig), when in the comics, it's a choice that is much less Manichean highlighted. Probably so as not to alienate a portion of the public, the film down the importance of religion in the heart of the Irish community which resulted in Michael Sullivan and his entourage. The character loses much soul into the process, particularly in his exchanges with his son. His unfailing commitment not to involve his son in his activities remains a central issue, although he tries to finish mission in parallel. Very often in the comics, Michael Jr. (his son) quotes the Bible, lost between his education and actions which they attend. His questions challenging the actions of his father are mostly affects else thrown in for lack of satisfactory answers. The duo, for the most part silent, travel by car to stay mobile and avoid the killers on their trail.

One of the qualities of the staging of Sam Mendes is to make Tom Hanks virtually invincible. Without falling into the alert from the context of the time, "the angel of death" (nickname in the comics, not reused in the film) is freed from its mission gradually. Impossible to doubt him, even in questionable actions in which it starts.
Even if one believes the final bit of Tom Hanks in the role of a killer using his revenge, the film unfolds as a painting by Hopper and the final 20 minutes finally bring some soul to the recovery a little too perfect.



- Public Enemies, Michael Mann (film)
- Road to Perdition, Sam Mendes (DVD)
- Road to Perdition (comics), published in France in a full home Delcourt.