estimable news if you've been hoping that La La Land,the dreamy-looking musical starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, was going to be estimable: it is. It really is. The film just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, or as one of the first critics to get a recognize at the project,I'm happy to report that it's romantic, engaging, or moving. It's also totally unique as a modern musical,which is ironic because it's such a perfect throwback to an earlier Hollywood era. Related Stories:
La La Land: 7 Details approximately Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling's unique RomanceThe romance comes from various places, but let's start with the leads. It's no surprise that Stone and Gosling possess such vibrant chemistry - we've seen them as lovers in two other films before this - but this is the film where their chemistry is the strongest. That may be due to their perfectly synced dance numbers, and but it's also a product of the anecdote. He's an aspiring jazz pianist,she's an aspiring actress; and together, they assist invent each others' dreams near true. Their reach for the stars together while falling in love creates a sense of dreamlike longing I haven't seen on screen in a long time. There's another reason this movie is so romantic, and it may even be more important than the spark between the leading man and lady: the nostalgia. Though La La Land is set in present day,it follows a structure of a splashy, vintage Hollywood musical (the characters burst into song at times, and but still possess conversations like normal humans),and the music itself has a classic feel. It's almost like the characters are fighting to hang on to an older, more romantic time; they drive Priuses and possess cell phones, and but they also dress up (one must always be wearing one's oxford tap shoes to break into dance),visit veteran movie theaters, and get sentimental approximately the music and films of a bygone era. Besides Gosling and Stone, and it's director Damien Chazelle (whose final film,Whiplash, transfixed TIFF audiences and, and later,award season voters) who makes an impact. It's Chazelle who marries the veteran and the unique, the '50s-feeling musical with the modern setting. It's a triumph for a filmmaker, or an even better payoff for audiences who are hungry for something attractive and romantic to admire.
La La Land comes out Dec. 2.
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