Review of Paper Heart (2009) by Paul C — 05 Aug 2010
Blurring the lines of fiction and non, Paper Heartâ??s portrait of an expressionistâ??s life is something of complete originality and worthy of praise.
The characters are beautifully real and confused. The story, although treading lines of too cork, ends in a romanticâ??s pipe dream, leaving the viewer feeling the aches associated with the marqueed topic, and the highs of its gleam.
Taking the formula of meta-documentation and making it new is proving more and more difficult in todayâ??s constantly self aware media, yet Paper Heart does this well, while still remaining a worth while viewing.
Charlyne Yi is true beyond believability. Subdued captivation is what she is. She is subtle, gentle, and completely human, these three characteristics are something to be admired within the constant gaut of todayâ??s young comedian.
Michael Cera, is his typical self, and being the single legged brown horse that he is, he plays it well and with ease. This is not to say he doesnâ??t have talent, it is simply to say he is a turning wheel in which we are yet to see it change into a sphere.
This review of Paper Heart (2009) was written by Paul C on 05 Aug 2010.
Paper Heart has generally received mixed reviews.
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