Mortdecai English Movie Review
Everything, from the accents to the mannerisms of the title characters, is impeccably British to the point of parody. The film is paced well but unfortunately, a lot of the jokes fall flat. The film simmers but never really sizzles, despite moments of potential. Mortdecai’s stiffly waxed moustache stays unruffled through car chases and fist fights and shades of Jack Sparrow clearly creep in many times, especially when it comes to Depp’s by-now familiar sozzled-and-swaying screen routine. While the script is lacklustre, it is only Depp’s talent that keeps this film afloat.
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Ratings:1.5/5 Review By: Paloma Sharma Site:Rediff
Mortdecai pays more attention to costume design and make up, exotic locales, and downright dreadful animation, than it does to character development, direction or Depp control. In its present form, it is far too cartoonish-ly stylised. It is difficult to understand why Koepp, Depp, Paltrow, Bettany and Aronson agreed to make the film. Mortdecai, eventually, is but a joke — an inside joke, which only the above mentioned five persons will find amusing. The rest of us must suffer through it.
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Often in life, there are times when you are chatting with a friend, and he/she tries to be funny, so you respond with an ‘LOL’. In reality, you are as expressionless as a brick. That is exactly what Mortdecai does to you. Expectations soar sky high when an actor like Johnny Depp is the protagonist in a film. It can be universally agreed upon that most of Johnny Depp’s performances have met with excellent reviews. But I now come to the admission that his prowess has a limit. Maybe that’s the reason behind Mortdecai‘s washout. Or maybe it’s everything about this film
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