Jadą po Olku równo za ten film o duńskim transie, a HP jakoś nam dziwnym trafem nagle nie wkleja
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"From this stage on, the tears flow endlessly. Alexandre Desplat's trademark galloping piano (can we please have one British film without a trilling piano in the score?) rises to crescendo after crescendo but the effect is so manipulative as to become counterproductive."
"Another issue is the ubiquitous Alexandre Desplat’s overbearing piano music that from the start announces that we are about to have our emotions manipulated."
"Aside from saturation use of Alexandre Desplat's lush score, Hooper avoids the lumbering, over-emphatic qualities that made his Les Miserables such a snore."
"Shy at first, like a flower opening, Redmayne ducks his eyes and turns his head as Lili, his confidence growing in tandem with the rolling boil of Alexandre Desplat’s strings and piano score."
"So we're left with a film that may nod to, but then delicately look away from anything that threatens to steer the narrative away from the single note of Finding The Courage To Be Yourself. Within this formula, which involves a great deal of face-cradling and whispering on the part of Redmayne (it's such an externalized performance), the MVP is actually Vikander, although the set and costume designers are probably also clearing space on their mantelpieces, while Alexandre Desplat's score (he also worked on 'The King's Speech') is the Platonic ideal for this kind of film — melancholic and melodic, with occasional hints of fairytale."
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