Amistad DVD

Amistad is the latest film from Steven Spielberg's corpus, which will visit for the first time. Surrounded by the dramatic results of the most acclaimed Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan, not to mention the color of some of his preachiness feelings among those who saw Spielberg's drama in the mid-90th century was never mentioned in my radar as a non-weak blip. But just as I always see with new eyes, to combat many of my expectations for the film, Amistad thought prove to be much more than a half-forgotten traditional consensus would have believed me.

In fact, the Amistad may well be the most consistent and Spielberg Triumvirate of the century 90 prestige pictures. Lacks the emotional impact of overwhelming list of Schindler and visceral power of Saving Private Ryan, but it is a dodge these ambiguities and questionable moral deficiencies episodes "mainstreamification" of his main themes. Amistad is a bit 'typical of the writing, its construction, but usually shows cleverly written, a difficult time to return to Spielberg will not be treated in all sincerity and conviction with the color purple: slavery and racism.

In its way, the opening segment of Friendship is so bright, dynamic and independent as the D-Day sequence of Saving Private Ryan. Keep Kimenski filmmaker on board, which Spielberg is part of the revolt on the ship in terms so shocking. It begins with close-ups of the face of Cinque (Djimon Honsou), a slave of Cuba, shortness of breath and clearly in trouble. Court at the other end of your fingers close scrape wooden bench in an attempt to nail, gnashing jaws squeezing through the woods, in the deafening silence of the boats bobbing in the night. Lightning (thunder divorced from any masking) illuminate the board chipped nails and bleeding. The suspense is unbearable shooting everything to hide Jews from the Nazis.

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