Latest film releases

Hello fellow icebergers, with the upcoming film workshop soon to commence, I have decided to shhare ith u a few film reviews. I am a film fanatic and have decided to indulge in a bit of critiquing of the latest releases, stretching the value of my 7 euro spent on a very regular basis in my local omniplex.
My first film is 'The Adjustment Bureau' starring Matt Damon, playing the role of an aspairational presidential candidate called David Norris (the name is the only similarity I can draw to our own Mr. Norris) and Emily Blunt who plays an up and coming contemporary Ballerina named Elise. The film is a beautiful story about destiny, action packed ith a contrasting romantic undertone. solely based around the chemistry between a man and woman which is so strong,succeeds in connecting them on a deeper level.
After a breif yet provcative encounter between Elise and Norris in the toilet of a luxury Manhattan hotel, Norris the then candidate for president is inspired by this enchating woman Elise, to address an auditorium full of memebers of the press and other party memebers in the most unorthedox of manners. Norris gives a groundbreaking and revolutionising political speech, immediately boosting his campaign. Unfortunately despite the boost he fails to win the presidential post, this time round.
Norris deciding to play it safe for awhile takes up a mundane office job in a friends large business firm. One sunny morning while taking the bus to work it is by chance that he bumps into Elise (or is it?). The chemistry between the pair is immediately ignited and they swap digits. At this point I began to settle down into another familiar romcom (which I always love). This, however is rudely interrupted when the 'Adjustment bureau'officers intervene (a higher power from above) These modern day angels forbid Norris from atttempting to make any further contact with Elise, warning him of the heavy consequences he and she will both pay for what will inevitably be a failed attempt to be together.Norris crippled by the fear of preventing Elise form fulfilling her destiny of becoming a world class choreographer and aswell as paralysing his own fate to becoming president, obey the officers for a time. However it quickly becomes too much for him to bear and Norris is compelled to find the absent woman who despite such continues to captivate his mind. Enlisting the help of an officer in breech of the bureau, Norris maps out a risky plan in order to reach Elise.
This movie vicerally displays the power of love, by following a mans quest to risk everything to be with the woman he loves. That women in return reciprocates such love and is willing to haplessly follow him into the unknown
Emily Blunt once again proves herself to be a truly award winning actor. I was left in awe of her seemingly enumerable talents. As she plays the part of a contemporary ballerina I found myself pondering the notion as to weather or not she had a body double to clever enact the movements for the performance scenes or if she herself had mastered the art of dance. Regardless, her worth here is worthy only of compliments as she plays a likeable and relateable character to a universal audience. Unlike previous characters shes played for example 'The Devil wears Prada', showing the broad range of her talent.
This is a great film of movtivation, determination and resilence. Ir opened up the whole debate on fate or free will.