Bernie 2011 WEB-DL.BluRay Torrent Pluto

37/10

In a small Texas town, a kindly funeral home owner befriends a wealthy widow, but when she begins to take over, he does everything he can to free himself from her influence. Real residents of Carthage, Texas who knew the real Bernie Tiede and Marjorie Nugent appear in the film to comment on the events. Bernie committed murder in 1996, yet he still takes his iPhone back almost immediately after the murder. Townsperson: [talking about Marjorie Nugent] She’d bust your ass in a heartbeat. I mean, she’d bust your new three-bedroom, two-bathroom, wide-mouthed asshole. No problem. The main credits are preceded by shots of the real Bernie and Marjorie, as well as a short clip of Bernie Tiede talking to Jack Black. According to the tech specs link, there are two versions of this film: one that is 1 hour and 39 minutes long (99 minutes), and the other that is 1 hour long. 44 min (104 min) (USA).. Appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Jack Black/New York City’s Meatball Shop Guys/Beirut (2012). Love Lifted Me Written by James Rowe and Howard E. Smith Performed by The Florida Boys Courtesy of World Entertainment Courtesy of Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing. “Bernie” is a pleasant surprise for Richard Linklater and Jack Black – the same team that created the 2003 comedy hit “The School of Rock” now reunited for a different kind of comedy – a dark one. Black’s performance in this film is different – more restrained, more focused, and at times more intense than in any other film he has appeared in before. His humor here is subdued and non-physical, a feat accomplished by his engaging performance. Here’s a guy who everyone loves – who needs to be loved by everyone and who can never say no. It’s both an interesting and challenging role for him, but he handles it brilliantly – perhaps paving the way for more challenging and dramatic roles in the future. Compared to other comedic actors who have tried more serious roles, he’s not quite as great as, say, Jim Carrey in “The Truman Show” or Adam Sandler in “Punch-Drunk Love” – ​​but he’s on the right track. Shirley MacLaine is also completely different here – she’s had a sweet, slightly sassy persona in many of her recent films, but in this film there’s a cold, demeaning aura about her, and her steely eyes sell it. Matthew McConaughey has certainly improved his range as the ruthless district attorney – just check out the courtroom scenes. I really appreciated the small-town setting of the film. The film is told through “interviews” with friendly small-town residents, which gives the film a quirky and homely feel, while Linklater seamlessly weaves in flashbacks of narrative – which brings me to the editing. The film moves at a strong pace and never feels rushed or drawn out. The above-average script is given just the right amount of screen time to establish the story and characters, especially Bernie. Just when you think the film is coming to an end – something interesting always happens to keep the audience on their toes. Black and Linklater make a good, promising actor-director duo. Perhaps Linklater will be the key to unlocking Black’s potential as an actor. Of course, it’s still a “small” film – low budget and almost no promotion… so I hope word of mouth spreads how good this dark comedy is. P.S. I didn’t know the film was based on a true story. That made the film even darker and weirder than it was supposed to be. Overall rating: 77%

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