The American [DVD]
LKR 5266
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A classic collision between the old world and the new!
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| Format | Color, DVD, Full Screen, Widescreen |
| Contributor | AISLING O'SULLIVAN, DIANA RIGG, BRENDA FRICKER, FIONA FINLAY, MATTHEW MODINE, PAUL UNWIN |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 30 minutes |
| Color | Color |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches (19.1 x 14 x 1.3 cm); 3.2 ounces (90.72 grams) |
Who Should Buy?
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Action Movie Fans
Viewers who enjoy suspenseful action films will appreciate the thrilling plot and intense performances in 'The American.'
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George Clooney Admirers
Fans of George Clooney will enjoy watching him in a leading role, showcasing his charisma and acting skills.
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Cinematic Aficionados
Those who appreciate stylish cinematography and a moody atmosphere will find the visual elements of the film captivating.
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Casual Viewers
People expecting an action-packed movie may be disappointed by the film's slower pace and lack of constant action.
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Romantic Comedy Lovers
Those who prefer lighthearted romantic comedies may not enjoy the serious and dramatic tone of 'The American.'
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Fast-Paced Thrill Seekers
Viewers seeking immediate thrills and high-energy sequences might find 'The American' too slow and introspective.
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Customer Questions & Answers
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What is the main theme of the adaptation?
Answer: The main theme is the clash between old world aristocracy and the new world. -
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Who are the main actors in the adaptation?
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What is the setting of the adaptation?
Answer: The story is set in 19th-century Europe, featuring California and an aristocratic family.
Drama Editorial Review
**** The film adaptation of "The American" seems to have generated a polarized reception among viewers, with some praising aspects of the production while others criticize its fidelity to the source material. Many viewers express disappointment in the adaptation, arguing that it drastically diverges from Henry James' original novel, calling it an "abomination" and labeling it as one of the worst adaptations they've encountered. Critics emphasize that the film's narrative is disjointed, lacking depth and coherence, which detracts from the intended themes and emotional connections of the story—particularly the doomed romance at its center. Performance-wise, reactions are mixed. Matthew Modine is noted for his strong portrayal; however, Aisling O'Sullivan's performance is deemed somewhat lacking by several viewers. While the overall ensemble is often appreciated, Diana Rigg's character is criticized for not embodying the necessary complexity to enhance the narrative, leaving many feeling that the cast was let down by a weak script. Some viewers found the production value characteristic of Masterpiece Theatre and commend the technical aspects, yet they also agree that the storytelling ultimately failed to captivate. Ultimately, while there are commendations for the performances and production values, the Consensus leans towards a strong dissatisfaction with the film's storytelling, particularly Considering its literary roots. **Pros and Cons:** **
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Pros
- Strong performances, especially by Matthew Modine.
- High production value typical of Masterpiece Theatre.
- Some viewers appreciated the film's exploration of Victorian themes.
Cons
- Significant deviation from Henry James' original novel, leading to dissatisfaction among fans of the book.
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Features & Benefits
- Starring Matthew Modine and Diana Rigg
- Adaptation of Henry James' novel
- Features a 19th-century man amassing a fortune in California and heading to Europe
- Showcases the clash between old aristocratic Europe and the new world
- Romantic overtures met with icy condescension
- An engaging tale of cultural differences and societal contrasts