In this heartfelt flick that is directed by Roman Polanski, we follow the Polish and the Jewish as they hurdle to survive the ginormous devastating effect of the 2nd World War.
Almost-mute. The Pianist is very good.
It is a simple five-word complete-thought sentence. And the lesser the words, the greater the meaning. 'Pianist' is such a very very good film that I have, for the first time in a long time, ran out of words to describe a beauty--and I'm positive this ain't some 'writer's block'. Adrien Brody, is such a soft spot in the brute, chaotic and dark setting of the World War menace. We are drowned and smothered--which means that this movie effects fantastically--by the brutality of the material, and our hearts touched by the ambivalence of the feel to the races--Poland, Jews and Germans. This movie, produced, in the year 2002 is close to perfection and I can safely say that it is a masterpiece, I believe, first for Roman Polanski.
The Pianist is heartfelt, gripping, and on one thought scary. It is a true story that muffles our thought of war stories as chaotic, but now after watching the film, rather war stories are inspiring. 4.5 stars!
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