Grandes Olhos

Título original: Big Eyes

2014
12
1 h 46 min

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7,0/10

101 mil

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Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz in Grandes Olhos (2014)

A drama centered on the awakening of the painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal success in the 1950s, and the subsequent legal difficulties she had with her husband, who claimed credit for her works in the 1960s.

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Um drama sobre o despertar da pintora Margaret Keane, seu sucesso fenomenal nos anos 1950 e as dificuldades legais subsequentes que ela teve com o marido, que reivindicou crédito por seus tr... Ler tudoUm drama sobre o despertar da pintora Margaret Keane, seu sucesso fenomenal nos anos 1950 e as dificuldades legais subsequentes que ela teve com o marido, que reivindicou crédito por seus trabalhos nos anos 1960.Um drama sobre o despertar da pintora Margaret Keane, seu sucesso fenomenal nos anos 1950 e as dificuldades legais subsequentes que ela teve com o marido, que reivindicou crédito por seus trabalhos nos anos 1960.

Direção
- Tim Burton
Roteiristas
- Scott Alexander
- Larry Karaszewski
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,0/10

101 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Tim Burton
Roteiristas
- Scott Alexander
- Larry Karaszewski
Artistas

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Indicado para 2 prêmios BAFTA
- 3 vitórias e 18 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Margaret Keane: Reading a book on a park bench behind Margaret and Walter, when they paint in front of the San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts. The end-credit photo of her sitting with Amy Adams was taken when this scene was filmed.

Erros de gravação
"Tomorrow Forever," the UNICEF painting Margaret Keane painted for the 1964 Worlds Fair, was never actually mounted in the Hall of Education. Robert Moses, who had control over everything that was included in the fair, hated it. Once New York Times critic John Canaday trashed it after seeing a photograph of it, Moses had it thrown into the garbage.

Citações
Ruben: What's that with the big crazy eyes?
Walter Keane: Oh. Well, I believe that you can see things in the eyes. The eyes are the window to the soul.

Conexões
Featured in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Christoph Waltz/Nicki Minaj feat. Skylar Grey (2014)

Trilhas sonoras
Tropicville
Written by Cal Tjader
Courtesy of The Weinstein Company

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8/10

Big Eyes was a compelling film about the career of Margaret Keane and her hubby Walter's initial grabbing credit for her work

Just watched this with Mom on a Netflix disc. We both were enthralled by this true story of painter Margaret Keane (Amy Adams) whose defining feature is the big eyes of her subjects and hubby Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz) who publicly takes credit for her work for years. It takes place from the late '50s through the '60s and partly seems a comment on how stifled Mrs. Keane felt not being the one getting recognition for her work and the crises that created between her and her husband, not to mention her daughter who was often the subject for the paintings. Tim Burton seems the right director for this film especially when he has Margaret dreaming or during the climatic courtroom scenes. The light and dark colors also contribute to the period atmosphere to pretty compelling effect. While I liked many of the supporting characters, I had to admit I was a bit disappointed by the one portrayed by Krysten Ritter as I half thought she'd play more in the way things turned out in the film than she did. Still, Big Eyes was mostly enjoyable enough the way it was told. P.S. I had also watched a vintage interview with the real Walter Keane on Merv Griffin on YouTube in which he seemed to flirt with a female guest there. (The cad!) Then I saw a couple of interviews on YT with the real Margaret Keane on Mike Douglas' shows-one in Hawaii and one with Shirley Temple whose child portrait Ms. Keane painted for her-and her Southern charm shone through immensely!