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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 154435" data-attributes="member: 82">&quot;Carol&quot; is the exact opposite of what &quot;Call Me By Your Name&quot; turns out to be: the story is a character study, not a pamphlet of &quot;gay love rules&quot; (which I agree with basically, if well done). We get to know both women as well as the times they live at, and the production design is astounding, despite not shouting &quot;look at how big our budget is&quot;. I agree with JoL with his definition of Cate Blanchett´s role. She belongs to her own league and there are a lot of great Australian actresses out there. You can see her in this, then in &quot;Hanna&quot; and let´s say, in &quot;Blue Jasmine&quot;, and she is three different people. I also think that the characters become more and more engaging as they give in on their mutual feelings, and the resolution rings true. Oh and yeah, they could perfectly belong to &quot;Mad Men&quot;...or &quot;Masters of Sex&quot;, for that matter.There is a hilarious spoof of the movie on YouTube, played by Kate McKinnon, Wanda Sykes, Kumail Nanjiani &amp; Jane Lynch, for the 2016 Film Independent spirit Awards Gala! Don´t miss it!
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[QUOTE="Toni, post: 154435, member: 82"] "Carol" is the exact opposite of what "Call Me By Your Name" turns out to be: the story is a character study, not a pamphlet of "gay love rules" (which I agree with basically, if well done). We get to know both women as well as the times they live at, and the production design is astounding, despite not shouting "look at how big our budget is". I agree with JoL with his definition of Cate Blanchett´s role. She belongs to her own league and there are a lot of great Australian actresses out there. You can see her in this, then in "Hanna" and let´s say, in "Blue Jasmine", and she is three different people. I also think that the characters become more and more engaging as they give in on their mutual feelings, and the resolution rings true. Oh and yeah, they could perfectly belong to "Mad Men"...or "Masters of Sex", for that matter. There is a hilarious spoof of the movie on YouTube, played by Kate McKinnon, Wanda Sykes, Kumail Nanjiani & Jane Lynch, for the 2016 Film Independent spirit Awards Gala! Don´t miss it! [CENTER] [MEDIA=youtube]_QljnNIBtaI[/MEDIA] [/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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