| 2. The Lady アウンサンスーチー ひき裂かれた愛
It passed me by as one of an in-flight selections. The last time I saw Michelle Yeoh was that through the 007 film festival at MoMA, "Tomorrow Never Dies" (1997) was that title. I thought that was her "at the best" in her mid-thirty carrier even though there were so many her aspects I didn't know at that time, such as... - She was an ex-Miss Malaysia - A ballet dancer since age 4 - Never a trained martial artist, just using her dance disciplines Then, now I know she still continues to evolve. She must have gone through tough diet to form Aung San Suu Kyi-like body line. Now, I sincerely want to know more about Aung San Suu Kyi, about Myanmar, and about people of Myanmar. From these points of view, Michelle Yeoh did a pretty damn good job. I can say that for sure. [DVD(字幕なし「原語」)] 7点（2014-04-19 13:30:00） |
| 3. ヒューゴの不思議な発明
Another spectacular piece through MoMA's exhibition: Dante Ferretti: Design and Construction for the Cinema. My only regret was that I went out there with my glasses without knowing the fact that it was being held as 3D screening. It could be a bit more comfortable if I was wearing contact lenses. Aside from that uncomfortableness, the experience was magical. I cannot watch this title again without 3D effect. Watching these Scorsese titles through artistic perspective gave me different insights. I believe that many of ideas come from the director but there must be somebody who can bring them to the real world with details. Now I know that Dante Ferretti was the parson who did that part for these titles. I felt quite lucky to be able to enjoy his actual drawings right outside of the theater right after watching these titles. Above all these thoughts, the best part is.... we could share the moments of the passion towards film works!! [映画館(字幕なし「原語」)] 7点（2014-04-07 01:25:27） |