Wonderstruck

2017
12
1 Std. 56 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

11.224

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Julianne Moore, Michelle Williams, Oakes Fegley, and Millicent Simmonds in Wonderstruck (2017)

The story of a young boy in the Midwest is told simultaneously with a tale about a young girl in New York from fifty years ago as they both seek the same mysterious connection.

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Adventure Drama Mystery

Erzählt die Geschichte von zwei Kindern, die durch fünfzig Jahre getrennt sind. 1927 sucht Rose nach der Schauspielerin, deren Leben sie in ihrem Sammelalbum festhält; 1977 läuft Ben von zu ... Alles lesenErzählt die Geschichte von zwei Kindern, die durch fünfzig Jahre getrennt sind. 1927 sucht Rose nach der Schauspielerin, deren Leben sie in ihrem Sammelalbum festhält; 1977 läuft Ben von zu Hause weg, um seinen Vater zu finden.Erzählt die Geschichte von zwei Kindern, die durch fünfzig Jahre getrennt sind. 1927 sucht Rose nach der Schauspielerin, deren Leben sie in ihrem Sammelalbum festhält; 1977 läuft Ben von zu Hause weg, um seinen Vater zu finden.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

11.224

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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- 1 Gewinn & 35 Nominierungen insgesamt

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In the book, the story of Rose is told alternatively without text but with graphics to allow the readers to experience Rose's story in the same way she felt escaping to New York City through her eyes and the silence of her life.

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When Ben enters the rotunda of the American Museum of Natural History, he walks past the mounted skeletons of the Allosaurus attacking a Barosaurus defending its young, as seen in the museum today. However, this exhibit was not mounted until 1991, and wouldn't have been seen in 1977.

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Ben: How do you know my name?

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Soundtracks
Space Oddity
Written by David Bowie
Performed by David Bowie
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How is a Todd Haynes film with a character based on Lillian Gish this bad? And why is this his follow-up to Carol?!

This YA mystery – adapted by its author – has an intriguing dual- time structure, a nice Carter Burwell score and some neat nods to silents, but it's also cloying, not very mysterious, and incredibly longwinded: not trusting its audience to understand anything, and struggling with some laborious translation problems reminiscent of Le mèpris, in which a lot of the dialogue has to be written down and held up. It doesn't help that the central kid seems to have wandered in from a school play. Or that it ends up looking like an extended advertorial for some museums.

It's sort of like Hugo, if everything that Scorsese's film had done had gone a bit wrong.

(The Gish films being homaged, incidentally, are primarily The Wind (the poster of the film-within-a-film starring 'Lillian Mayhew' is based directly on a publicity image for this 1928 masterpiece) and Orphans of the Storm, though she played mothers in few of her starring vehicles and Wonderstruck diverts considerably from her real life.)