Blue Smoke Review
Mercredi, juillet 21st, 2010
“Blue smoke” is a hastily paced film, based on a fresh of the same name written by Nora Roberts. This movie has ingredients of mystery and romance, and is likely to please those that are honest looking for entertainment.
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The main character is Reena (Alicia Witt), a young woman that doesn’t like fire but decides to turn into an arson investigator in order to fight her alarm. Things aren’t easy for her, though, as she loses people she cares about to fire. Traumatized, Reena begins to suspect that a pyromaniac is stalking her, waiting to slay the people she loves. But is Reena legal, or is her imagination too active?
All in all, I contemplate that “Blue smoke” is a movie you shouldn’t miss if you are a fan of Robert’s books, and one you will probably like if you are not. From my point of thought, this is not an outstanding film, but I occupy it is salubrious enough to bewitch your attention, and hold it. That is the reason why I give “Blue smoke” 3.5 stars.
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Readers of Nora Roberts books will doubtless want to look this adaptation of one of her celebrated novels (to date there are four of her books translated into made for television movies) . The narrative, as adapted by Ronni Kern, is straight forward with enough of a mixture of appreciate scenes and action scenes to please the audience. No, this is not a major league film, but it is made with a aesthetic cast of actors who bring the drama to life.
Reena Hale (Alicia Witt) watched as her family’s pizzeria burned to the ground after a scuffle between Reena’s father Gib (Eric Keenleyside) and neighbor Joe Pastorelli (David Brown) . Pastorelli is convicted of arson and swears to score even. Jump years later and Reena is now an arson investigator under the tutelage of Officer John Minger (Scott Bakula) who had solved the case in Reena’s family’s loss. Once credentialed, Reena finds herself stalked by an arsonist who honest happens to include two of Reena’s boyfriends as victims of deaths by fire. The sage is a search and slay mission to study the identity of the arsonist and Reena is aided by her newest like interest Bo Goodnight (Matthew Determine) in a taut, well paced and well filmed adventure: if the identity of the arsonist is rather apparent early on, that doesn’t diminish the suspense aspect of the film.
The supporting cast includes pretty actor Talia Shire as Reena’s mother, a role that adds a touch of human comedy as well as unconditional esteem that lifts the record objective when it needs grounding, as well as some very blooming modern faces with promise. David Carson directs the many fire scenes with a edifying sense of ‘reality’ and delivers a sound message about the worth of arson investigators and firemen. But in the extinguish it is Alicia Witt’s movie and she carries her character well. Salubrious entertainment. Grady Harp, September 07
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