Year: 2008
Duration: 01:29:38
Directed by: Steve Clark
Actors: Jason Behr, Monet Mazur, Krysten Ritter
Language: English
Country: USA
Also known as: Bloom, Frost
Description: This month The Last International Playboy – the second film, which surprised me for a lack of positive reviews. Now for some reason really good movie without a huge PR-campaign very loses mass consumption, which is very often shown in movie theaters in the fashionable format 3D. This picture of the first rank.
Very life, a real movie. Quite a few glaring artistic exaggeration, but every one of the characters is very, very bright. It is worth noting: not far-fetched, but it is vitally bright. That is, the same burn their lives windy girl, Ozzy (Krysten Ritter), or a wise little girl Sophie (India Ennenga), whose parents have no time for it, we are very much able to meet in life, not just on the screen. Each character has his own personal drama, and each of them, it seems the only problem in the world that needs to be momentary, without delay, to solve.
The main character, Jack Frost, a very worthy performance of talented actor Jason Baer, a sort of a ladies’ man, runs away from true love in a sea of female attention. For a while, he was confident that a kind of evil life of the famous Casanova is the very notorious happiness, but that’s it .. His childhood love Carolina, played a very pretty actress Monitored Mazur, which Jack seems to be accounted for so many years, not more than a best friend, suddenly declares that marries. It is quite natural to it, it is a selfish reaction on his part – suddenly awakened to the old love Carolina and burning jealousy. In fact, with this and start the main action of the film.
The Last International Playboy – a very good sketch of modern life that we are living so aimlessly, and realize what you’ve done after they had lost everything. The film has everything: a good sense of humor (sometimes, of course, vulgar, for the corresponding subjects), a wonderful, natural game, a good soundtrack and a nice looking picture.
As such, the lack of a happy ending is replaced by mild understatement and still inspires hope.
Traditionally say thank director Steve Clark for that with these movies with me back faith in the bright future of modern cinema.
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