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ll Grit (True Grit)

Mattie Ross ( Hailee Steinfeld ) is a fourteen year old firm intention to bring before the court, to be sentenced to death, Tom Chaney ( Josh Brolin), the man who brutally murdered his father. To do that hires the sheriff Rooster Cogburn ( Jeff Bridges) is no longer young and drunk, but considered by all a hard man. Cogburn does not want the girl at his feet but she is called for. Lured by the generous reward for the arrest of the perpetrator, he joins the Texas Rangers the two LaBoeuf ( Matt Damon). The three are put on the trail of Chaney, meanwhile, joined a dangerous gang ...
faithful adaptation from the novel by Charles Portis , brothers Joel and Ethan Coen , with a little 'of arrogance mixed with arrogance typical of their filmmaking in recent years have clearly stated that it did not The determination inspired 1969 with John Wayne , excluding the word since the dawn of this remake their hard work and even going so far, they say, to prohibit the vision (if you have not already done so) to the cast. The differences from the classic western with the legendary Duke however, seem minor and do not change in substance to the plot itself, but, I repeat, trouble speaking renovation.
said, and analyzing the release of 2010 as if it had never been shot before, I humbly venture that it is a brave attempt, sometimes very successful, with minimal but somewhat contradictory, and several scenes almost enough and the imbalance between the first part (really addictive) and second (botched and confusing) is then far too strong.
If the first part, in fact, the construction of the characters and the journey we are undertaking three trackers are very well described and delineated in the second half of the film appear some figures that are not characterized well enough or their contextualization within the film is weak when it is laughable.
The cast is excellent, with a bit excessive but nice setting by the fourteen Hailee Steinfeld : Bridges seems to play on autopilot so the role fits him perfectly, while Damon , credibilissimo makes with the right measure the righteousness of the ranger; ingiudicabili others, the structural defect of the script described above.
Technically no objection, though the music by Carter Burwell already strasentite.
In conclusion, a film that more predictable, but that fades even more my respect (until recently unbounded) against brothers Coen, a talented but far too self-conceited.