Family Matters
di Anthony Lane The New Yorker
The new Michael Douglas film, “Solitary Man,” is heralded, over the credits, by the song of the same name. It is delivered by Johnny Cash, whose voice confirms that pain is on the way. As a description of the movie, though, the title has no kick to it, and it comes muffled with self-pity, whereas the daily—and nightly—task of the man whom Douglas plays, Ben Kalmen, is to be shot of loneliness, with a bang. Most of the time, he succeeds, either by striding forward with a hand outstretched or by firing a smile at any blonde who comes within target range. [...]
di Anthony Lane, articolo completo (2731 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New Yorker 7 giugno 2010
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