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Sleeping Beauty 2011 123movies

Sleeping Beauty 2011 123movies

Awaken to a World of Wonders!Jun. 10, 2011102 Min.
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Watch: Sleeping Beauty 2011 123movies, Full Movie Online – Lucy is a university student who is working a number of jobs. She volunteers at a research lab, works at a coffee shop, and as a photocopy clerk in an office. She responds to an advertisement and embarks on an erotic freelance job in which she is required to sleep in bed alongside paying customers..
Plot: A haunting erotic fairytale about Lucy, a young University student drawn into a mysterious hidden world of beauty and desire.
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Ratings:

5.3/10 Votes: 33,013
48% | RottenTomatoes
57/100 | MetaCritic
N/A Votes: 513 Popularity: 21.634 | TMDB

Reviews:

Better than I’d been led to believe.
OK, after reading review after review that deliberately refused to engage with the content that was clearly on the screen, I decided to respond to this one:

“However the viewer is distracted by wondering how she manages to fit in her tertiary maths course, a day time job collating documents that you’d expect the machine in the same room to do, second job at the café, visiting a dried out case who has muesli and gin for breakfast, getting picked up in bars and hiring on as a fetish object.”

The muesli and gin (vodka?) episode comes when she visits a friend who is an addict/alcoholic, and she obviously is displaying that the only way to get some food into him is to mix it with alcohol. (Also apparent that she’s taking the p-ss.) The other scenes are to set up the idea that none of the things she is engaged with in her life –work, school, family –really matter much to her, and that she’s pretty much direction less. Also that she needs to work hard to get by, which should be obvious enough. It establishes enough drudgery to explain why she might be attracted to the danger and risk-taking she embarks on.

“Lets not start in on why she burns the hundred dollar note in sustained shot, like the opening with white coat shoving a tube down her throat.”

The first is to show her reaction to having some money –as someone who had to struggle for it for so long, she enjoys the sheer pleasure of acting out the idea of having “money to burn”. The lab tests, meanwhile, are to show you how desperate she is to pick up some cash through odd jobs — it also sets up the irony of her being “penetrated” in her straight job, while not being penetrated in her sleeping call girl one.

“As for the performers, our sympathy for the actors’ humiliation overrides any criticism of their performances.”

Browning did an excellent job, and certainly better than anyone had a right to expect after “Sucker Punch”. I hear over and over about what a “blank” she was; I did not find that to be the case at all: nearly every scene plays out on her face and reactions, and I was constantly following her closely for clues as to where her character was coming from. And yes, there were plenty. As for the nudity, this emphasizes her character’s vulnerability, especially when contrasted with her clients. The key moment here is when she finds, after starting her “sleeping beauty” job, that she’s no longer comfortable sleeping naked at home, and puts on some undies. What her eyes don’t remember from her sleeping sessions, it seems her body memory does.

Like the above review suggests, there are a lot of opinions out there about how opaque the film is supposed to be; that’s not true at all. The film does leave some gaps for your imagination, and it tends to make you focus on detail and draw your own conclusions –everything isn’t spelled out in neat little packets of dialog, as some seem to wish for. (“I’m prostituting myself because my daddy didn’t love me when I was young and my mother’s an alcoholic.” — I suppose that would be the American version.) This is hardly “Inland Empire”, though, and the plot dots are certainly there to be connected for anyone who’s looking. The pace is hypnotic, which some will call “slow”, and the ending is deliberately vague, but I was surprised how much it left me thinking about the characters, what happened to them both before and after. Haunting.

Review By: skydancers
It’s difficult to fault the film’s artistry and its originality
Lucy (Emily Browning) is a student working on a number of jobs. She’s a waitress, she works in an office and she’s involved with a science experiment at her university too. She’s not co-operating with her housemates though and the rent is overdue. When she sees an ad in the paper she applies for it. She’s driven to a manor house where she meets Clara (Rachael Blake). Clara describes the job, which involves Lucy being sedated in a bed and allowing men to watch her sleep. Lucy is assured that she will not be penetrated. Her first task with several other women is to serve a group of old men dinner at the manor house. After this she is put in a deep sleep and studied individually by three different men. Outside her job, one of Lucy’s few relationships is with an old friend of hers called Birdmann (Ewen Leslie), a recovering alcoholic.

Sleeping Beauty, the directional debut of Julia Leigh, is a film strictly for those seeking a more challenging and ambiguous brand of cinema. Its minimalism and utter restraint works mostly for rather than against its purpose. The film is richly successful in creating a world that’s entirely consuming and isolating for its protagonist. Leigh relies on desaturation, like white colour palettes, to visualise this alienation. The majority of the film is also elegantly photographed at a distance using a wide angle shot to represent the isolation as Lucy becomes an individual, overwhelmed by her surroundings. Save for a misplaced phone box, it was pleasing to see a familiar location, with numerous scenes being shot at the University of Sydney. Leigh has an equally skillful understanding of the power of silence too. Music is almost nonexistent and the dialogue is sparing so we rely entirely on our vision here; making the film compelling and tense for its entirety. And it’s extremely leisurely paced too, holding scenes for a very long time, with particular still framing, from a near-invisible camera. These formal aspects work to produce a dream-like state of slow, concentrated and delicate movements. As each scene fades to black, like the shutting of an eyelid, it becomes increasingly apparent that Lucy is almost sleeping walking through her life, with no prince to wake her up.

Rather mistakenly, a lot will be made about the film’s morally ambiguous view of sexuality. The film does not include any sex scenes. It is a strict rule of the organisation that there is no penetration. As suggested by the composition, the film is more fascinatingly occupied by voyeuristic tendencies but also the desire to awaken our deepest fantasies. This is visualised through a number of scenes at the manor house. The first is the most confronting, where topless women, covered in thin, revealing straps, cater for old men as they poor them drinks and serve them dinner. It’s gratuitous but that’s precisely the point because its one geezers bizarre fantasy to another. There are three additional encounters in the bedroom itself: one man who is lightly physically, moving his hands across Lucy’s back; another who is intensely aggressive and the third is someone who simply mishandles her. The contrast to this is Lucy who as the sleeping beauty can only realise her fantasies through words. The dialogue drifts between outright coarse and maddeningly cryptic. Lucy asks her friend Birdmann if he’ll marry her, not as a proposal, but as self-assurance. This suggests again that the characters in Leigh’s world need to hear what they want to hear to be satisfied. The film falters with these side characters like Birdmann because we don’t know enough about them and they tend to fade in and out of the film for lengthy stretches of time. And some will lament Emily Browning’s subdued performance for its lack of personality but given the dream-like state of her character it actually suits the film. Her slender frame too makes her a particularly diminutive outcast. The film’s ambiguity, isolation and peculiarity, will be detrimental for a lot of viewers. It’s unlikely to attract big audiences because it is a slow, unnerving experience. But it’s difficult to fault the film’s artistry and its originality. Some people at the screening I went to left early. More fool them. I kept watching.

Review By: Likes_Ninjas90

Other Information:

Original Title Sleeping Beauty
Release Date 2011-06-10
Release Year 2011

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 41 min (101 min)
Budget 10000000
Revenue 408680
Status Released
Rated TV-14
Genre Drama, Mystery, Romance
Director Julia Leigh
Writer Julia Leigh
Actors Emily Browning, Rachael Blake, Ewen Leslie
Country Australia
Awards 5 wins & 29 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A


Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory DeLuxe
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm (Fuji Eterna Vivid 500T 8547)
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format N/A

Sleeping Beauty 2011 123movies
Sleeping Beauty 2011 123movies
Sleeping Beauty 2011 123movies
Original title Sleeping Beauty
TMDb Rating 5.369 513 votes

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