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Memoirs of a Geisha is based on the bestselling novel by Arthur Golden. Brought to life by Rob Marshall Memoirs tells the story of Sayuri Nita, a young woman sold by her father to a geisha house and became the geisha as much success during his time.

Then I began to speak more often wouldnÂ't that is the problem with memories of a film has some obvious problems. The main problem is that this History of Japanese Geisha is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and tradition, but all the actresses are Chinese and everyone speaks broken English. So to wrap carefully, Memoirs of a Geisha is a story of Japanese women, played by Chinese actresses are all broken English speaking American. Can ask the question: What was the thought of Rob Marshall? ITA's like when they had white actors playing Native Americans or blacks in American movies.

Now, if you can cross these missteps, Memoirs is visually stunning. The games are great. It is full of flowers, the most amazing and perfect. I want that in many flowering trees were so perfect that CanÂ't only believe they were real. And the beauty of the movie directed didnÂ't with the settings, but Colleen Atwood, costume designer Oscar movie requires a gesture becomes the costumes of women in kimono and costumes were impressive Mena.

Memory is high in the visual gratification, but a little weak in history. While a well acted film lacked a little something. Something the film would be a very good film for a large. Michelle Yeoh is excellent as Mameha, mentor Zhang Ziyi Sayuri. It manages to be fierce, calculating, vulnerable While maintaining perfectly polite, respectful behavior.

Zhang Ziyi did not work quite as Sayuri, the geisha more recent phenomenon you want a man who can not have. While its performance is not the range of emotions isnÂ't flat this character requires. Shea butter is not enough boring when necessary, were overflowing with emotion that the character must spend her tragic life and demanding should exercise restraint seems quit instead. Zhang Ziyi showed us his incredible talent acting in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but this talent seems to leave the country for the Memories.

The biggest disappointment of the film was Gong Li as Hatsumomo. While donÂ't ita their fault, but as Rob Marshall and writer Robin Swicord and Doug Wright plays the character of the novel, appears as Hatsumomo vain, vindictive, tasteless and whore. Nothing could be further from the truth. Yes Character Hatsumomo is vain and vindictive in the novel, but there are reasons for this behavior that the film barely touches. They also describe her affair with a neighborhood youth simply an adventure without emphasizing the isolation and loneliness in the world of geishas.

The men in the film are completely warm and donÂ't noteworthy. Total memory is a very good film that lacks only a very large. A must if for no other reason than to immerse yourself in beauty sad and mysterious world of the geisha.

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