Review of Out of Africa (1985) by Victoria Clara C — 10 Sep 2008
Magnificent in every aspect of the word.
From the breathtaking photography of the African landscape to the outstanding performances and the stunning score, this film is a ten.
I think the most emotional thing of the film and what probably made me broke into tears (of course, being already collapsed by the touching story) was seeing so much beauty together. It is so well made and absolutely beautiful to watch, the colors, the camera work, the landscapes, the cinematogrphy, the art direction, the costume design. All perfect.
And of course, the beauty doesn't end there. A young and gorgeous Meryl Streep is the perfect ingredient to convine with such landscapes. She is absolutely stunning, I was blown away, not only because of her unequalled beauty, but by her flawless performance. And her on-screen chemistry with the handsome Robert Redford couldn't get any hotter. He made me melt.
The final touch is the sweeping soundtrack, probably the best of the decade, filled with the greatest musician of all times: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Tears were pouring of my eyes, the whole convination is a delightful, emotional, breathtaking banquet.
This review of Out of Africa (1985) was written by Victoria Clara C on 10 Sep 2008.
Out of Africa has generally received positive reviews.
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