George Clooney plays a corporate hatchet man in Jason Reitman's funny yet poignant film.
di Kenneth Turan The Los Angeles Times
"Up in the Air" makes it look easy. Not just in its casual and apparently effortless excellence, but in its ability to blend entertainment and insight, comedy and poignancy, even drama and reality, things that are difficult by themselves but a whole lot harder in combination. This film does all that and never seems to break a sweat.
Credit for this coup goes to writer-director Jason Reitman, who made Walter Kirn's novel his own, using it as the jumping off point for a bittersweet look at the life and times of a happy road warrior, beautifully played by George Clooney, who willingly spends so much of his life on airplanes that he's not exaggerating when he says "to know me you have to fly with me. [...]
di Kenneth Turan, articolo completo (6608 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 4 dicembre 2009
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