Needless to say I will be seeing it many many times and cannot wait for the DVD so I can own it and watch it even more. But they are either explained later on or not important enough to dwell on.

The only thing I can point out (because I saw it with my boyfriend who knows nothing about the story) there are two or three slightly confusing plots for those who aren't familiar with Les Mis. It's more grounded in the performances and the story, which it tells extremely well. Hugh Jackman, Oscar-winner Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway star in the critically acclaimed adaptation of the epic musical phenomenon that is a timeless. There isn't a lot of impressive violence, crazy camera shots, etc. However, I do see why a critic may not like it. There is no negative thing to say about this movie. For example Jackman ever so slightly altered his voice with his characters aging, which I thought was brilliant. So many of the acting choices were brilliant and subtle. The cgi was not the best, but it kind of created this fantastical other world while still being realistic and grounded. He wasn't traditional by any means, but what he did worked. And I didn't think there was any weak link in the cast. I don't understand what people are saying about pacing issues, I thought it flowed beautifully. Maybe my only problem with the film is its duration, in several moments I stopped to look at how much time was left to finish, not enough to be annoying, but if I had a half hour more it could be more easily accessible.This film is amazing. The actors are all incredibly good in their roles, both in acting and singing. The plot brings a sad story that at the same time criticizes ancient times of humanity, but can also be understood as a parallel with the world today. In at least three moments in the story I really was prone to crying (Anne Hathaway simply destroys her role, even though she appears a little bit lightly) and this is something that does not happen often when I watch movies. So I say that the feature film is surprisingly good, even if it seems strange at first. I confess that I got surprised in the first 15 minutes of the movie, when at no time did the actors stop singing for 'normal lines', I had never seen a movie with that format. Reviewed by Carlos André 9 / 10 Surprisingly incredible and sentimental

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