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Living on the edge - The Hurt Locker for friends "will go down in history as the first film in which a director gets the Oscar for best director. Most likely, at this point, and according to previous awards, criticism, and the wind. However

: Is Kathryn Bigelow film a great job? Well, she met effectively, but hard to think of this work as great as momentous, and probably in some global sense, hence a couple of years has not kept the prestige it now seems to enjoy.

said, is a worthy film, very well done, rather than right, with several sequences stressful, and a solid cast. But personally I believe too the probability of winning the Oscar for Best Picture. It is not, and from there begin to do more strength than ever Basterds, the only film that takes advantage of several heads, as I see on the big screen, as appropriate, to their competitors.

those who already have seen and lived the pace and tension of the three soldiers Living on the edge, will agree that the highs are a logradísimo start with included guest actor (Guy Pearce ) as well as the sequence in the desert, with another entry soon, this time Ralph Fiennes , or a dramatic effect on scenes where the protagonist is a boy with a bomb in his belly. While averaging the film, the last moments of action does not disappoint.

constantly moving camera, some frames virtuosos, the sound work fine, and flawless editing, do the rest.

Is it sufficient? I guess at this point, as a matter of taste. Bigelow's is clear, and thus devote finished with a material that knows how to handle very well. His Oscar as the director may be unobjectionable, but again I insist on what was said about the bastards, and I have not seen even a director beyond that proud of Tarantino. Jeremy

Renner is the squad leader, and the film, you need to, with all his lines and moments that sometimes pass the cliché. It's an interesting role, but also consider it worthy of nomination. Anthony Mackie and seconded to the office computer.

The Hurt Locker is a good product. Is not indifferent to the viewer. But it is a film round. Perhaps the failure comes from the script, because visually, Bigelow showed he could do the best he could, and really is something, but quite the opposite.