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Some have written about how meaningful and suppose this film is, but once the credits roll it honestly feels like you fair watched a soft core win on a few LA hedonists and nothing else.
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Ashton and Heche signed on because of the “myth” (making of docu) but considering every scene they have together involves the fun stuff, it makes you wonder. Anyway, we survey all of these shallow people muddle through their cons and bed campaigns as Ashton’s character narrates his success strategy at this lifestyle, but in the waste I really did not care about any of them. Apparently, (the mask art states) our main character is hoping to salvage something true, but that never happens as we hop from one party, bed conquest and sleepover to the next. But – they found a draw to set 7.1 sound on this film – why of all films does this glean the sound some strive to hear all year but only salvage once or twice?
The sound was outstanding. The opening sequence has a helicopter buzz hitting all seven channels, followed by a one-take night club scene (that was very well done: stairs, railing pans, reusing extras, etc.) where the music and voices fade all around you in eloquent fashion. The Blu clarity is outstanding as is the color; plenty of skin tones and sunless contrasts against candlelight and such. The LA basin gets shown in all its glory several times in a decent skyline haze. The supplements are:
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* 16:10 limited Living the Dream (making of) . Plenty of production material, hows and whys.
* 5:44 diminutive Slack the Scenes with Ashton. Actually the only Ashton share of this was everyone else talking about how expansive it is to work with him…yech.
* 3:53 microscopic World According to Nikki. As if they could score a blueprint to catch any shallower, Ashton gives the viewer a detailed training academy on how to net a gal in LA…whatever.
* Commentary with cast and crew. This is actually an intermittent picture-in-picture. It is a smaller box than normal but the information is spicy and it covered a nice background on how they did the one-take shot. It comes up every few minutes and serene allows you to hear what is going on in the film.
You read about people claiming this has an astonishing ending, a intelligent motif, outstanding neo-realism, blah, blah, blah. Objective did not grab me as anything other than a well-filmed depiction of the hedonistic side of LA.
If you are a fan of these fine actresses doing their first hard R roles, than this would be your film (I remember Maragrita the most from Noise) . Watching Ashton gallop around in the buff didn’t work for me – but I know there is a target audience out there for this one. 2 for the film, 1.5 for the Blu specs and .5 for the supplements. Indulge In.
4.5 out of 5 stars
Sexy, bittersweet and unforgiving, Spread is a intriguing bedroom tussle through a Hollywood dream. Despite the somewhat mis-leading preview, this edgy indie flick is anything but your standard chick-oriented romantic comedy. With a lot of heart – and a lot of bedroom antics – this is probably one of the best films I’ve seen in a long, long time.
Nikki (spectacularly portrayed by Ashton Kutcher) is a homeless, jobless, playboy with expansive dreams, who uses his dubious charms and perfected sex skills to live off of rich gorgeous women; sleeping his diagram into the Hollywood social elite. His most fresh target is Samantha (broad performance from Anne Heche), a rich lawyer who spends most of her day away from her very lavish home. And Heather (beautifully done by Margarita Levieva) is the magnificent young waitress that has Nikki all figured out.
At first, Nikki is a figure we all esteem to abhor and abhor ourselves in loving. But as the pressure of his occupy actions builds, and his world begins to unravel, we cannot assist but ache for him as a human being. While there are comical and romantic moments within this film, it truly is about the ticket of being willing to do anything “for the dream of an easy life.”
One of the best aspects of this film for me is that it doesn’t play it obliging. It’s going to push buttons and execute some people dejected (heck, even I squirmed a bit) . I contemplate that’s awesome! Not enough movies – and books for that matter – really resist the boundaries of their genres, their ratings, and the fact that this chronicle does is refreshing.
Some have complained that this movie “makes women observe terrible.” Or that this is a pointless narrative of people having sex. If you only look the surface, and refuse to explore deeper, maybe that’s proper. A more thoughtful spy may grunt that each character is nuanced with obedient and abominable qualities. And I reflect some are forgetting that this is a movie about morally flexible people – not unprejudiced a dreadful guy with lots of boring women who topple for him. Not one character, whether seen or unseen, is the epitome of kindly or dreadful. They are all perfectly flawed.
NOTE TO PARENTS: Don’t assume your 7 year olds to go ogle this! I couldn’t occupy it when I saw people taking their very young children to this film – it’s a hard R (not for violence or swearing – but for sexual whine) . There is a lot of sex in this film, very graphic sex, so if that bothers you or if you’re not going to be able to notice past that, lift a pass on this one.
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