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En Rusia, a finales del siglo XIX, la veterana y vanidosa estrella del teatro Irina Arkádina (Annette Bening), cuyos días de gloria quedaron en el pasado, pasa los días en una finca de ensueño cerca de un lago, propiedad de su hermano enfermo (Brian Dennehy). Allí tendrá que compartir el tiempo con varias personas: su amante, el famoso escritor Boris Trigorin (Corey Stoll); su hijo y aspirante a escritor (Billy Howle) y la ingenua actriz Nina Zarechnaya (Saoirse Ronan). Durante esa temporada, todos tendrán que hacer frente a una serie de conflictos, tanto románticos como artísticos, mientras sufren al haberse enamorado de las personas inadecuadas.
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Love triangle? Try hexagon! What a hot mess, thankfully we were saved from seeing most of it. The uncle was the best character.
Well The Seagull is off my recommended list, I appreciate being able to stream it but the only positive for me was the setting in the early 1800s .. It was hard to follow and not much of a story
Am not familiar with the Chekov original, though I read somewhere that this adaptation takes a few liberties with his work. I can't comment on this, not having read the work on which this is based, but what I can say is that I rather enjoyed the film. Not as heavy as I expected bearing in mind it's based on a Russian play, this is a darkly comic tale that is one part comic Woody Allen, and one part acerbic Mike Leigh.
Some of the reviews I saw before seeing this film said that the spirit of the play is lost in the movie. I did not see that at all. I thought the story really shown through with the help of some fantastic acting. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com
I try to write a bit about every movie I watch, but I do not know what to say about this one. It's the kind of movie where you really need a good reason to want to see it, because this is not something you watch casually. For me it was Saorsie, I watch pretty much everything with her in it. So if you are not interested in any of the actors or the material itself (I understand it's somewhat of a classic), then I do not think it's necessary to see this.