A Single Man

Original title: A single man.

Address: Tom Ford.

Country: United States. UU.

Year: 2009.

Duration: 99 min.

Genre: Drama.

Cast: Colin Firth (George), Julianne Moore (Charley), Matthew Goode (Jim), Nicholas Hoult (Kenny), Ginnifer Goodwin (Mrs. Strunk), Teddy Sears (Mr. Strunk) Jon Kortajarena (Carlos), Paulette Lamorie (Alva), Ryan Simpkins (Jennifer).

Written by: Tom Ford and David Scearce, based on the novel by Christopher Isherwood.

Production: Tom Ford, Chris Weitz, Andrew Miano and Robert Salerno.

We talked some time in film blog of the sacrifices we must do from time to time in that the viewing of movies when you have top pair and lives with her.

There's always going to be a thing of zombies, indiscriminate killings, robots and ninjas, sometimes playing Mrs. swallow what you choose and that, normally, it will be a romantic comedy. No, not the case, but I think I would have preferred.

I have to admit that the matter I smelled bad from the beginning, a fashion designer to film director got the bat ... well, I was right.

A single man is one of the most pretentious and empty movie I've seen in a long time. The good of Tom Ford endless abuses slow-motion shots, at times, make you think you're watching an ad for cologne (or condoms, which increasingly look more like each other), and uses a gross saturation color to accompany the mood of the protagonist.

Finally, not worth spending more lines with this film, and to complete the picture of nonsense, we have a large Spanish model known toupee on the role of hustler.