Breathe Review Andrew Garfield Gives a Heartwarming PerformanceBreathe sets out to offer a very specific kind of emotional experience and never wavers from that goal. The swooning period piece from director Andy Serkis tracks the decades of survival by Robin Cavendish Andrew Garfield, a man stricken with polio in the 5. Diana Claire Foy who stuck by his side that entire time. Its a gorgeous, romantic drama that earns its emotional resonance without venturing beyond the most familiar beats. The movie may not register as the most obvious choice of a debut for Serkis, best known as Hollywoods preeminent motion capture performer, whose credits range from Gollum in The Lord of the Rings to Caesar in the Planet of the Apes trilogy, but its elegant, old fashioned appeal shrouds the sophisticated performance at its center. Garfield, who spends the majority of the movie moving only his head and face, gives the most ambitious performance of his career and pretty much pulls it off. The obvious precedent, Eddie Redmaynes deteriorating physical condition as Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything, certainly has a more chamelonesque power but Garfields performance resonates in its own gentler way, giving credibility to his characters resilience that elevates the movie above the constant threat of mawkish extremes. Serkis and screenwriter William Nicholson waste little time establishing the relationship between Robin and Diana, who meet on the road while Robin still enjoys a career in the export business. Watch Billy: The Early Years Putlocker# there. Theyre still traveling around, enjoying a carefree existence, when a sudden attack leaves him bedridden and diagnosed with only a few months of life left. Its here that Diana takes charge, keen on bringing Robin home to care for him there despite doctors claims that moving him will precipitate his demise. The couples decision to take a gamble on moving him to a more comfortable location becomes the first of several exciting moments where they take control of the situation at great risk. The movie may not register as the most obvious choice of a debut for Serkis, best known as Hollywoods preeminent motioncapture performer, whose credits range from. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is extending invitations to join the organization to 683 artists and. Unlike Hawking, Robin isnt some otherworldly genius when the illness takes hold, and so the scope is simpler, with the movie focusing almost entirely on his devotion to survival. From the bleak paralysis of the first act, Robins world keeps opening up, and in due time hes eagerly collaborating with inventor Teddy Hall Hugh Bonneville to construct a mobile version of his breathing machine that liberates him from the bedroom. The couple eventually enjoy magical sunsets across Europe, become parents, and launch spectacular careers as activists helping to improve the lives of polio victims around the world. Produced by the Cavendishs now grown son Jonathan, the movie has a hagiographic air throughout, as if incapable of showing any negative aspects of the couples story without finding its way back to another painterly image or upbeat moment. Serkis gains confidence in the material as he moves along, speeding through the decades and aging his young actors to less than credible results in the process and eventually giving Garfield the chance to deliver a few rousing speeches to bring the drama home. BreatheFortunately, the emotions are largely earned Breathe nails its formula more often than not. Yearning for escape and adventure, a young boy runs away from home and sails to an island filled with creatures that take him in as their king. Large PornTube is a free porn site featuring a lot of Slow motion porn videos. New videos added every dayRobins defiant ability to speak out about the virtual incarceration of polio patients in cold medical wards throughout Europe is a powerful stance that reflects the struggles he endures during the movies uneasy first half. In the later scenes depicting his old age, his exhaustion makes sense. Foy, whom many discovered through Netflixs The Crown, gives a fragile, sincere performance as Robins endlessly supportive partner, but Garfield ultimately emerges as the real draw. With subtle facial tics, hes able to convey a range of attitudes that serve as the movies soulful core. Nicholsons screenplay tracks Robins undulating devotion to his survival with a straightforward quality that lays its themes bare. Watch The Possession Of Michael King Youtube. Gods a joke, Robin asserts soon after his accident, losing faith in his situation. No, says a fellow polio patient in his ward, gods a joker. Serkis movie inhabits that jovial mood throughout, squeezing its narrative with such a life affirming embrace that its almost afraid to let the darkness in. Breathe may not be a realistic document of its subject, but as a celebration of his legacy, it does the trick. Grade BBreathe premiered at the 2. Toronto International Film Festival. It opens October 1. Z8Nm3M/V4sgOEK0t3I/AAAAAAAABc8/il0xdILGIPUXduHgeBuRLNSSGyrHtN0uACLcB/s640/Growing%2BUp%2BSmith%2B%25281%2529.jpg' alt='Claire In Motion Full Movie' title='Claire In Motion Full Movie' />Claire Foy told THR about why shes more nervous about debuting a movie at the Toronto Film Festival than fronting a show on Netflix. The Hollywood Reporter is your source for breaking news about Hollywood and entertainment, including movies, TV, reviews and industry blogs. 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