The name of the Thai movie has been officially released. For a film that is considered to be officially reviving the career of veteran actor Brendan Fraser. Which is considered a trend of Twitter in Thailand, a bit under the name “lonely as a whale” English name “The Whale”
The film is about Charlie, a lonely math teacher who comes out as gay. Trying to do the right thing at last After realizing that severe obesity would take his life By returning to contact with the daughter born with the separated wife. who have been separated from each other for a long time But this attempt was not so easy. When the family quarreled he left for a long time. turned into wounds that could not be healed
Directed by director Darren Aronofsky, who is keen to delve into the darker side of the human psyche, the genre has been on the shelves since Pi (1998), Requiem for a Dream (2000), Black Swan (2010) ), and most recently with Mom! (2017).
If anyone has followed the news in the international film industry, it would be seen through some eyes that Brendan Fraser has disappeared from Hollywood acting circles. Especially in big movies since The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008), because he was sexually abused by an adult in the industry until his mental health deteriorated and he was kicked out of the industry. Until he came out to reveal the story that happened along with getting the opportunity from the American director to make him come back to stand in this industry again
The film has been shown abroad since the end of December. So, we’d like to take the judges’ views to see how. The performance is considered to be the best of his acting career. Will it be true?
“Fraser delivered some of the best performances of his career.”
Richard Roeper of the Chicago Sun-Times
“The Whale is messy and compromising. but it was found that his sincerity was at the heart of the emotion in the leading role. The effort we saw from Fraser completely overwhelmed all the handicaps.”
Adam Graham of Detroit News
“In every scene, every moment, in every action. Fraser was determined and managed to find something. That’s more than just a way to lift the sad mood of an audience without tactics.”
Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune
“Fraser and Chau have given a heartfelt performance, and Charlie’s presence in the middle of this pandemic is so relevant to us in this pandemic. So it’s no surprise that the film will bring many viewers to tears.”
Margot Harrison from Seven Days
“Fraser delivered the best performance of his career. , There is a deep feeling inside from start to finish. So much so that the rest of The Whale is lost in its shadow.”
Michael Balderston of What To Watch“Brendan Fraser’s performance in this film will blow your mind. His story is about what humanity will gain from darkness and light struggling to overwhelm the soul of this broken man.”
Hosea Rupprecht of the Pauline Center for Media Studies.
“Fraser conveys Charlie with sincerity and humility. It didn’t make you pity Charlie. But it makes you connect emotionally and emotionally, grief grips the soul physically and emotionally to the point of paralysis.”
Carla Renata of The Curvy Film Critic
“It was an incredible and daring performance by Fraser. This may be his best performance. He described this traumatized man. that’s a gentle soul The tragic flaw is that he worries too much in such a complex environment.”
Lynn Venhaus of PopLifeSTL.com…presents
So many accolades Film lovers must not miss the twisted acting role of the former action actor. Perhaps coming to the play would send him to the Oscar for Best Actor.
As well as Brendan Fraser, the cast adds to the intense drama with an ensemble cast including Sadie Zink (Stranger Things), Hong Chau (The Menu) and Ty Simpkins (Irom Man 3)
“Lonely as a whale – The Whale” is due to be released in theaters on February 16th.
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