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Mercredi, juin 23rd, 2010
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The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey is a radiant rendition which stays just to the spirit and memoir of the book — which doesn’t always happen when stories are translated from one medium to another. There are a few miniature differences which do not detract from the chronicle in any way:
— in the book, the creche belonged to the widow, and had been carved by her grandfather.
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— in the movie, it was given to Thomas by his father, who dies in the war.
Another dissimilarity is in the book, we never learn how the widow “got” that plan, in the movie there is some backstory development showing the father in uniform heading off to war, etc.
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What is the same is that its a anecdote of kindness, like and miracles. Time spent with either version of this fable will be time well spent.
Whereas I might not expend this term so often to refer to a movie I will now in writing that this Christmas film is warm, actually in many ways: The musical come by has a fullness and soul that immediately welcomes you into the story; the colors and situation designs are literally “earthy” and delicate as the mother and boy engage many walks through the forest to reach at Mr. Toomey’s home; the importance of silence (as Mr. Toomey advocates often to the boy) allows the viewer to contemplate and feel to greater depths than your average splice and cut/edited movie.
The acting was solid, especially leisurely Tom Berenger in an anticipated role departure from the likes of “Platoon” or “Sniper”. He plays the grieving, not-quite-living recluse of the film’s title…and to scrutinize him slowly approach out of his shell tedious the gentle presence and esteem of the mother and son is very touching, to say the least. And this brings me to my one critique of the film: the final opening up of Mr. Toomey was so dramatically mercurial (even the serve of the DVD case shows Mr. Toomey singing in church next to the mother and son…did I miss that? I don’t believe so) . It WOULD have been nice to study that scene as fraction of the re-awakening of Mr. Toomey; why wasn’t that in the recount? My point is that the film beautifully depicts the miserable woodworker slowly but surely rising out of his soulful cave only to kind of burst out at the kill…suddenly he’s coming out of church and the mother suddenly sees him?? A suggestion: Why not have a fleet clip of him perhaps shyly entering the appreciate service and people being surprised and warmly accepting him there? Why not a tiny more transition to occupy out the viewing experience “with” the characters in the account? The magic of the previous 1 hour and 20 minutes came up too swiftly and short. To that waste I was disappointed and left wanting….to be even more touched by Mr. Toomey’s transformation. Alas, that did not raze the film.
No one told me of this film, I impartial happened upon it while I was cruising through Amazon. What a advantageous, proper accept. A probable annual Christmas tradition of viewing for years to reach. Highly Recommended.
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