Review of Pleasantville (1998) by Justinm. — 03 Nov 2005
This film contains so many themes relevent to human nature: culture clash, art and censorship, intolerance and acceptance, reactionism, the list goes on. The performances are extremely believeable and genuine in the face of such a fantastical story.
The visual achievements alone make this film worth a watch. The cinematography is a great mix between modern techniques and 1950s TV and film noir style. This film is a rare thing: a visually breathtaking story with real substance.
This review of Pleasantville (1998) was written by Justinm. on 03 Nov 2005.
Pleasantville has generally received very positive reviews.
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