The captivation of moving pictures is a source of tremendous
inspiration. For this reason and many
more, RB28’s Movie Narratives, continues showing its love for movies with
another movie narrative. This week, Winter’s Bone (2010), will be converted
into a narrative and subsequently highlighted.
It is implied that the blog reader reads the movie narrative, and then,
he or she watches the movie. The effort
is to give the blog reader, an enhanced experience. RB28’s Movie Narratives, ends this movie
narrative of Winter’s Bone (2010),
with some Hollywood facts.
Winter’s Bone (2010) is rated
R. Furthermore, it is 1 hour and 40
minutes long. This movie is categorized
under the drama genre. The official
release date is July 16th,
2010. The release date is
for the Country of the United States of America. The director was Debra Granik. The writers were Debra Granik, Anne Rosellini
and Daniel Woodrell. The officially
recognized stars were Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes and Garret Dillahunt. The list of the 15 most important cast
members is as follows:
- Jennifer Lawrence (Ree).
- Isaiah Stone (Sonny).
- Ashlee Thompson (Ashlee).
- Valerie Richards (Connie).
- Shelley Waggener (Sonya).
- Garret Dillahunt (Sheriff Baskin).
- William White (Blond Milton).
- Ramona Blair (Parenting Teacher).
- Lauren Sweetser (Gail).
- Andrew Burnley (Baby Ned).
- Phillip Burnley (Baby Ned).
- Isaac Skidmore (Baby Ned).
- Cody Brown (Floyd).
- Cinnamon Schultz (Victoria).
- John Hawkes (Teardrop).
The
synopsis follows. Winter’s Bone (2010) is a fascinating drama
story out of the State of Missouri,
U.S.A. This is the story of a teenage girl. Additionally, this teenage girl is still in
high school. Furthermore, she has to
carry the burden of raising a younger brother, and, a younger sister. On top of all of that, her mother is sick, and,
she has stopped talking. One day and
unexpectedly, the police knock on her door.
The police officer informs her that, her father put their house down for
the bail. Technically, the house is part
of the bail, which he used to be released from jail. If her father doesn’t show up for court,
then, they are going to lose their house.
Surprisingly, Ree sets out to find her father. Initially, Ree learns that, her father cooks
illegal drugs. Her father’s name, is
Jessup. Additionally, Jessup isn’t
popular with the other criminals, in the area.
They believe that, Jessup is a police informant. Ree goes to Teardrop, in order, to look for
her father. Regrettably, Teardrop hasn’t
seen Jessup. Coincidentally, he is also
Jessup’s brother. Ree continues on her
desperate search, to find her father.
Ultimately, she discovers that, her father is dead. Furthermore, she discovers the reason, why,
he is dead. Director Debra Granik does
an exceptional job. To start, the
cinematography is superb, and, the images of the forest and roads are
unequaled. The writers do an equally
good job. The interaction between the
characters is believable, and, well written.
Additionally, the characters speak the way an uneducated person would
speak, and, all of them feel authentic.
Furthermore, Teardrop is extremely believable, as the brother of Ree’s
father. The officially recognized stars
contribute tremendously. They would be
missed, if they were not chosen. Special
recognition is merited to John Hawkes.
He truly does bring, his character to life. Overall, this movie earns the rating of 8 out
of 10. If you have the money, it definitely
goes in the movie collection.
The movie
narrative of, Winter’s Bone (2010),
is as follows. This is the story of a
teenage girl. Additionally, this teenage
girl is still in high school.
Furthermore, she has to carry the burden of raising a younger brother, and,
a younger sister. On top of all of that,
her mother is sick, and, she has stopped talking. The poor family lives in an old house that,
is like a farm. Oddly enough, the house
is on a large piece of land, and, it combines with the houses of the neighbors. The name of the teenage girl, is Ree. Furthermore, the times are very bad and
hard. Ree doesn’t have money; to make
things worse. She also hasn’t seen her
father in a long time; to make things more interesting. One day and unexpectedly, the police knock on
her door. The police officer informs her
that, her father put their house down for the bail. Technically, the house is part of the bail,
which he used to be released from jail. If
her father doesn’t show up for court, then, they are going to lose their
house. Surprisingly, Ree sets out to
find her father. Initially, Ree learns
that, her father cooks illegal drugs. Her
father’s name, is Jessup. Additionally, Jessup
isn’t popular with the other criminals, in the area. They believe that, Jessup is a police
informant. Ree goes to Teardrop, in
order, to look for her father.
Regrettably, Teardrop hasn’t seen Jessup. Coincidentally, he is also Jessup’s
brother. Ree believes that, a man named
Little Arthur, would know where her father is.
Regrettably, Little Arthur hasn’t seen Ree’s father in a long time. Ree is told that, she should go talk to a man
called, Thump. Ree doesn’t talk to Thump,
but, she is able to talk to a woman instead.
Coincidentally, Ree’s neighbor is also her father’s cousin. He finds out that, Ree has been asking people
about her father’s whereabouts.
Surprisingly, Ree’s neighbor takes her, to where her father cooks drugs
in an illegal laboratory. He tells Ree
that, the laboratory caught on fire, and regrettably, her father died in the
fire. Ree doesn’t believe him, or, the
story. Ree decides to travel, in order, to
see her father’s ex-girlfriend. Jessup’s
ex-girlfriend tells Ree that, she has seen her father. However, she doesn’t know about his
whereabouts. She does tell Ree, the
story, of the last time they saw each other.
Unexpectedly, Ree returns to Thump’s house. The woman she met, and along with her sister,
brutally beat up Ree. After the beating,
she is severely beaten, and, is held captive.
As a captive prisoner, Ree gets to meet Thump. Surprisingly, Teardrop goes to rescue her, to
be able, to take her home. Teardrop
tells Ree that, her father was a police informant. He also tells her that, he was killed by the
criminals he associated with, when they discovered that he was a police
informant. Unexpectedly and in the
evening, the woman who beat up Ree, knocks on Ree’s door. The woman tells Ree that, her father is
dead. Furthermore, that she will take
her, to where his body is located. Ree
agrees to go, and, she is taken to where the body of her father is
located. From this point forward; you
have to watch, in order to know, how this movie ends.
The movie
narrative of the feature film, Winter’s
Bone (2010), ends with some Hollywood facts. The country of origin is the United
States of America. The official language is English. There are other notable release dates. The other notable release dates are: U.S.A.,
January 21, 2010 (Sundance
Film Festival); Germany,
February 16, 2010 (Berlin
International Film Festival); U.S.A.,
March 3, 2010 (South by
Southwest Film Festival); U.S.A.,
April 13, 2010 (AFI Dallas
International Film Festival); U.S.A.,
April 14, 2010 (Kansas City
Film Festival) and U.S.A.,
April 15, 2010
(Sarasota Film Festival). There are 4
filming locations, in total, for this particular movie. All of the filming locations are located in
the State of Missouri, U.S.A. There is box office data for this movie. The original budget is estimated at, $2
million USD. The opening weekend is on June 13, 2010, and, for the U.S.A. On its opening weekend, this movie made
$84,887 dollars. This movie is
considered closed in theaters on April
15, 2011. The gross profits,
that are reported, are $6,531,491 dollars.
The production companies are Anonymous Content and Winter’s Bone
Productions. There are three
distributors, for this particular movie.
All of the distributors are Artificial Eye (UK), Roadside Attractions
and Lionsgate Home Entertainment (U.S.A.).
To end and
as always, RB28’s Movie Narratives, encourages you to continue reading the
posted movie narratives. The
aforementioned blog strives to provide basic information, so that it, becomes
inspiration. Movies are a great pleasure
to RB28’s Movie Narratives, and, the blog’s author hopes that they are for you
as well. For this week, and in
conclusion, the feature film was Winter’s
Bone (2010). RB28’s Movie Narratives
looks forward to seeing you next week, when another movie will be highlighted.
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05/22/2019
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