Who doesnt love Amy Adams? Shes incredible in this kitschy, bubblegum 60s world created by Tim Burton! BIG EYES, Tim Burtons study of the strange case of painter Margaret Keane is a powerfully irresistible black comedy of shocking complexity and grace! Fri 1/2 & Sat 1/3 (*12:45) (*3:20) 6:00 8:30 Sun 1/4 (*12:45) (*3:20) 6:00 Mon 1/5 (*2:45) (*5:15) 7:45 Tues 1/6 (*5:15) 7:45 Weds 1/7 (*5:15 7:45 Thurs 1/8 (*5:15) 7:45 (*Bargain Shows) 3 Golden Globe Nominations! Best Actress (Amy Adams), Best Actor (Christoph Waltz), Best Original Song This nimble, bemused, culturally curious look at the married instigators of the kitschy big eyes paintings of the early 1960s exudes an enjoyably eccentric appeal. - Todd McCarthy, Hollywood Reporter Tim Burton has teamed up once again with his ED WOOD screenwriters to tell the outrageous story of Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz) whose art was hugely popular in the 1950s and 1960s. His bold, beautiful and beloved paintings of sad big-eyed waifish children were even sold at hardware stores and gas stations. However, the revelation that his wife, Margaret (played soulfully by Amy Adams), was the real artist behind the enigmatic paintings would eventually come to light. BIG EYES centers on Margarets awakening as an artist, on the swirling success of her work and on her tumultuous relationship with her slick, devious husband. Its a thoughtful, funny, vibrant period piece full of Burtons spectacular signature eye candy and delivering a lovely poignancy reminiscent of EDWARD SCISSORHANDS and BIG FISH, his revered favorites. Stepping away from the worlds of fantasy, horror and science fiction for the first time in 20 years, director Tim Burton delivers one of his most thoughtful and accomplished works in far too long. - Tim Grierson, Screen International
Posted on: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 19:46:20 +0000
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