One Hour Photo 2002 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time
Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful
effects/bodily functions/domestic verbal confrontation/cutting/references to underage
activities.
Welcome to SavMart: briefly; more specifically; Photo Finish; where Seymour
"Sy" Parrish/"Sy the Photo Guy"/other characters [Robin
Williams:] he is the manager of this unit,As a photo technician, he is a relatively quiet and subdued
person, the only really liked was talking to his favourite customers; Yorkin
family; specifically Nina Yorkin [Connie Nielsen:] she is the matriarch of this
family that everything at home becomes a bit rocky between her and her husband.
Generally speaking: the storyline/script is excellently written, but it is designed to
focus on progressing situation and anything past that is irrelevant and to feed
that narrative we start from roughly towards the end and then start at the
beginning; accompanied with now and again there storyteller/narrations from
Parrish, so the framework and pacing of this 96 minutes film is good as
Parrish/Williams is predominantly the maestro/conductor behind the success of
this film in one way or another.
Art,
character developments and action; this wall of photographs of stolen memories
and dark art Parrish mass bleeding from the eyes and this hotel a sequence of
events is good action.
Character
developments and performances; broadly speaking all the character developments
are solidly good versions of what they are meant to be and the vast majority of
the cast reflect those character types with good performances. Now we can
discuss Williams; with the character developments he was given to work with as
in essentially a ball of dough; that he could mould and sculpture to his will
as Parrish; he is a complicated individual, that it is indicated he has been
through a lot, but instead of screaming about it; he just puts a layers upon
layers and so on and so forth on top of it, to the point where we see today
what kind of person he has become, with the only kind of performance that a
incredibly well versed comedian/performer like Williams can give; because any
quality comedian has to have the ability to take its audience to a dark place
or pullback or pivot or react to another situation within a split second all
whilst making it look like that in the individual [comedian is in control;]
making everything look and feel incredibly normal; now if we were to scale back
the comical aspect of being comedian by 95% [because there is a moment of dark
comedy where Parrish asks himself; what is wrong with these people? Whilst he
is spying on the Yorkin family,] but I digress; whilst still maintaining the
natural abilities and highly polished skills as I have already broadly outlined
mix in some trauma, loneliness and being able to normalise the strangest of
behaviour that is what Williams brings to the table as he embodies Parrish; so
I am absolutely furious to find out that Williams didn't even receive an Oscar
nomination for this role; in the category of; Best Actor in a Lead Role;
without a shadow of doubt he should have been nominated; I mean this is just
criminal that we didn't receive it; so screw it I am going to adjust my marking
is accordingly to reflect is performance and Nielsen puts in an excellent performance
as she by nature is a good person, so she tries to navigate Parrish as she
tries to bring the less slightly off-putting traits of Parrish; even though he
is deceiving her.
This film receives: 10/10, this film is top-notch entertainment; it is definitely one of
those films that you need to see once in a lifetime; Williams is just
world-class in this role as I may have already made it crystal clear at this
point. This film also has some awards accredited to its name such as 6 Winners
which include but not limited to Fangoria Chainsaw Awards 2003 Chainsaw Award
Best Actor Robin Williams and 23 Nominees which also include but not limited
to; we will turn back to this event/ceremony where it gets recognised for Best
Supporting Actress Connie Nielsen
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