On the Road 2012 [English] DVDRip Torrent Download

On the Road (2012)

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Torrent Details: DVD Rip, Dual Audio, English sub

Year: 2012
Genre: Adventure, Drama
Director: Walter Salles
Starring: Sam Riley, Garrett Hedlund, Kristen Stewart

Description:
Young writer Sal Paradise has his life shaken by the arrival of freed Dean Moriarty and his girl, Marylou. If they are traveling all over the country, so that they meet the mix of people who are each an indelible impact on your trip.
Review:
There is little work in the 20th century American literature. Essential to megértsüka culture and is one of the few named Jack Kerouac Road. As everyone knows, in a thinly-veiled autobiographical account of Kerouac and his friends senseless, but rich adventures across America. In 50 years, all ready to be filmed. Now last.So, everyone knows the story? Well, no, chances are, if you're like me, you read the book, and I still remember almost nothing about the story. Spots through the history books to burn like tinder the only light energy, the real fuel of pace, even with all of his resignation. The momentum that sucks us in breathless confusion of Kerouac's world. What is impressed by the energy, not the content.Film course can be used to enhance this effect, but this is not a movie. Instead, there is a traditional treatment, with a focus on character development. This is a beautiful production, attractive cast. But the story comes to us from a lot different book experience. The screenplay was rewritten to make space and add objectivity. We see Sal Paradise, only half of the story was at the front, back stretches for a serious writer. We see the infinite wealth Dean Moriarity eventually get his immorality, andthe suffering. This would be a progressive self-destruction barrels a fair reading of Kerouac's ultimate feeling of being part of her life, but did not feel like Kerouac let us know in the book. Elvesztettüka innocence, the last chance to visit, even for a few hours, again captured away.Im will not anger against the re-interpretation of the story, but because it makes other changes from the book to be improvements. Several episodes cenzúráztáka book to restore the film. (Some discussion of this http://www.univie.ac.at/Anglistik/easyrider/data/BeatEros.htm). Teháta film is historically accurate, and far more sexual than the book. (This also explains the delayed U.S. release). A touching scene, Carlos Marx (Allen Ginsberg), Sal whining about feeling vulnerable because of the bad weather love Dean. The best I can recall, the conversation was not in the book (let me know if you think you do), but expressed in a personal letter from Ginsberg to Kerouac many years after the incident after. This is the kind of thing that changes the emotional power of the story, of course, but it adds depth, too.Few of us actually suffer from nostalgia for the gritty overindulgences the Beats. But remember, this came at a time when society completely saturated with the message that all is normal, safe and predictable. Without a small minority of attacks Beats the message, and especially not in the way that the attack chronicle the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s, even more difficult than it was, and probably less effective. Good, bad or ugly, we must embrace this story.