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'm concerned. I come to hurt the fingers of the pure desire to write this post. I have a couple of nails less and I feel the beginnings of a headache so much thinking. And is that The Prestige
is everything and more than I expected. The film is an act of magic in itself, is a full show, complete.
The lights down and the screen is projected the image of a forest outside of, as we found out later, Colorado Springs. But the camera does not focus on the landscape, but stops before a pile of black top hats scattered on the ground. It is at that moment when you hear the voice of Harry Cutter (Michael Caine), who proceeds to explain the composition of a magic act:
"Every great magic trick Consists of three acts. The first act is Called" The Pledge "The magician shows you Something ordinary, pero of course ... it isn't Probably. The second act is Called" The Turn ", The Magician Makes Some historical ordinary Do Something extraordinary thing. Now if you're looking for the secret ... Will not you find it, that's why There's a third act streets, "The Prestige" this is the p art with the twists and turns, where 'lives hang in the balance, and you see Something shocking you've never seen before. "
" Every great magic trick consists of three acts. The first is called "The Promise / Commitment" The magician shows you something ordinary, ie course ro ... it is not. The second act is called "The Turn", the magician makes the ordinary into something extraordinary. Now, you're the secret ... not find it, that's why there's a third act called "The Prestige", this is the part with the twists and turns, where life hangs by a thread , and when you see something shocking you've never seen before. "
The film is not far behind and follow these rules faithfully.
The Pledge / The Pledge.
Alfred Broden and Robert Angier are two rival magicians, always trying to outdo each other. At first, working together as assistants in a magic show, but after a tragic accident that marks the two for life, are separated to seek their fortune by their own means. is only when Angier is witnessing one of the presentations Broden who realizes that he has to veloped the biggest and best trick that the world has ever seen.
The Turn / The Giro.
Angier's desire to obtain the secret becomes an obsession. Resorts to extreme means in search of that answer that no one seems to have but still exceeds Broden. It is in desperation that Angier travels to Colorado Springs, where the plot gets even thicker, where this simple story takes a of money that nobody expected.
The Prestige / The Prestige.
... is in cinemas. long ago did not leave the film with such high levels of euphoria. The Prestige is one of those movies you not only stop thinking, but also because you get verbiage and just want to talk about it, confirm that what you saw others also saw it and were amazed as much as you. It is these films that you have to wonder soriendo passes and as you settle into your seat because you're not uncomfortable, but because the anticipation is too much to stay still. It is these films that are about two to three times because one is not there to savor.
I I have to see it again.
Brandon Kuzma, or N64 Kid, is the protagonist of the next video. This shows a euphoric Kuzma on Christmas, receiving the gift, then, popular Nintendo 64 . 
Today nobody wanted to go with me to the movies, nobody wanted to go for a spin. Everyone is too stressed or relaxed ( read: sleeping all afternoon ). So I sat in front of my beloved laptop and, of boredom, Mamuschka.Blogspot.Com completely redesigned. It took me longer to encode the HTML header, since I tend to be a little obsessed with the details (and some other things). Yes, I'ma nerd, and anyone who is, not only recognize Christian Bale in the picture, but know that he is who played Batman in the latest film adaptation of Christopher Nolan. 
Jack Johnson is a master of the guitar. Born in Hawaii, is a professional surfer and filmmaker. It is from these musicians have the ability to write songs that not only make you feel as if the world was three times better than it is, but it also makes you want to listen again and again. I really caught one in particular, Better Together. I leave: 
