Hands on your knees, Angelina Jolie (I mean Maria Callas)

Hands on your knees, Angelina Jolie (I mean Maria Callas)

yes, i cried because the dogs cried
yes, i hate the ugly selfish man whatever she had
yes, i was amazed by angelina jolie’s beauty
yes, i want to go to Paris now

yes, i cried because the dogs cried
yes, i hate the ugly selfish man whatever she had
yes, i was amazed by angelina jolie’s beauty
yes, i want to go to Paris now

Angelina Jolie, the woman that you are.

The cinematography was stunningly amazing, it really captured both the tragic and beautiful.

And the fact that Angelina learned to sing opera just for this. Mind blowing.

Angelina Jolie, the woman that you are.

The cinematography was stunningly amazing, it really captured both the tragic and beautiful.

And the fact that Angelina learned to sing opera just for this. Mind blowing.

❝Music is born of misery. Of suffering. Happiness never produced a beautiful melody.❞
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Maria is a melancholically beautiful film that washes over the viewer in tragic wave after wave. Angelina Jolie was the epitome of elegance and grace, and although she doesn't resemble Maria Callas, she captured her essence in an exquisite performance. The cinematography was unquestionably gorgeous, with some particularly stunning shots of Paris, and I absolutely loved the costumes and set designs. I also adored the soundtrack and the use of opera to show the differences between past and present Maria. The last 20 minutes were devasting, but I felt that the film ended a bit abruptly; the credits with actual footage of Maria brought me to tears though.
I absolutely loved Maria and intend to watch the rest of Pablo Larraín's 'Important Women' trilogy.

❝Music is born of misery. Of suffering. Happiness never produced a beautiful melody.❞
────── • ୨♡୧ • ──────

Maria is a melancholically beautiful film that washes over the viewer in tragic wave after wave. Angelina Jolie was the epitome of elegance and grace, and although she doesn't resemble Maria Callas, she captured her essence in an exquisite performance. The cinematography was unquestionably gorgeous, with some particularly stunning shots of Paris, and I absolutely loved the costumes and set designs. I also adored the soundtrack and the use of opera to show the differences between past and present Maria. The last 20 minutes were devasting, but I felt that the film ended a bit abruptly; the credits with actual footage of Maria brought me to tears though.
I absolutely loved Maria and intend to watch the rest of Pablo Larraín's 'Important Women' trilogy.

there’s something holier than thou about this, but in a truly magnificent way. jolie transformed into callas and with every moment, you feel for her. you feel her sadness, her desire to get the voice she once had back, her desire to have control over her own story.

there’s something holier than thou about this, but in a truly magnificent way. jolie transformed into callas and with every moment, you feel for her. you feel her sadness, her desire to get the voice she once had back, her desire to have control over her own story.