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  • The Artist
  • Opened November 25, 2011 | Runtime:1 hr. 40 min.
  • PG-13
    A disturbing image and a crude gesture.
  • Information for parents: Common Sense Media says OK for kids 13+. Read More
  • In the 1920s, actor George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) is a bona fide matinee idol with many adoring fans. While working on his latest film, George finds himself falling in love with an ingenue named Peppy Miller (Bérénice Bejo) and, what's more, it Read More
  • Cast: Jean Dujardin, Bérénice Bejo, John Goodman, James Cromwell, Penelope Ann Miller
  • Director: Michel Hazanavicius
  • Genres: Art House/Foreign, Comedy

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  • Jean Dujardin as George Valentin and Berenice Bejo as Peppy Miller in ``The Artist.''
  • John Goodman as Zimmer in ``The Artist.''
  • Berenice Bejo as Peppy Miller in ``The Artist.''
  • Jean Dujardin as George Valentin in ``The Artist.''
  • Director Michel Hazanavicius on the set of "The Artist."
  • Director Michel Hazanavicius on the set of "The Artist."
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    The Artist

    by cina-ma

    Kudos to the writer/director for one of the most creative, lovely, movies in years!!!
    The engaging story and actors, even "in silence" made the time fly by.
    The movie is funny and charming, cleverly winking at all the conventions of silent movies in the past.
    Lauded as "an ode to Hollywood" ( which it is) I also found it to be a touching story for our time, our "Great Depression." The story of the middle aged silent film actor trying to adjust to talkies, could be the tale of factory workers and magazine staffers, trying to adjust to the new economy today and being passed over by the new industries and the young people who run them. If you are ten or older, go see it!!!!!!

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    Surprisingly excellent

    by scottschneider07

    I only heard about this movie because I worked as a video tech at an event where the trailer for the film was played. Other than that, I never saw any advertisement for it. The trailer intrigued me, and it just so happened that the movie came out in theaters at the same time that I was to go on a date with a girl. So I invited her to come see this movie. I was honestly worried about asking a girl to go see a silent film on the first date, but it turned out to be a wonderful experience. The Artist ended up being one of the most satisfying movies that either of us had ever seen.

    This movie glued everyone to the screen for its entire duration. Nobody in the audience said a single word. The movie does require concentration but it's easy because it is so enthralling. The movie gets very dramatic; but just when it gets to be too much, there is comic relief in all the right places but it doesn't detract from the emotion in the story.

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    The Artist best so far

    by chixpeas

    I almost skipped seeing The Artist thinking it would be too 'arty' or I would tire of the lack of dialogue or black and white format. However, none of my assumptions played out. I'm glad we saw The Artist in the movie theater, as it was meant to be viewed. I think I would have become restless watching a silent, black and white film on disk at home. The male lead, Jean Dujardin, reminds me of Gene Kelly. The lovely black and white cinematography is delux; at times, the blacks look like velvet. Watching the film, I felt transported. I'm glad I gave it a chance because The Artisit is one of the most enjoyable films I've seen in a long time. There are many cameo appearances, tap dancing and a romance that doesn't devolve into a predictable, gratuitous sex scene. Bravo!

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  • 100
    NPR | Bob Mondello

    The delighted gasps in the theater will make you glad you took a chance on The...

  • 100
    New York Observer | Rex Reed

    Get ready for a smash hit. Gimmicky but delicious, this is a valentine to the...

  • 100
    Movieline | Stephanie Zacharek

    It's a picture that romances its audience into watching in a new way - by,...

  • 100
    Chicago Sun-Times | Roger Ebert

    Here is one of the most entertaining films in many a moon, a film that charms...

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