In “Deception 2021,” a charismatic con artist teams up with a seasoned thief to pull off a daring heist. But as they navigate the dangerous world of high-stakes crime, their loyalties are tested and trust becomes a game of chess. With twists and turns at every corner, this movie is a rollercoaster ride of suspense and deception.
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Review
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you the tale of “Deception”, a film that has left the audience in awe and wonder. This movie has been the talk of the town ever since it premiered, and one cannot escape its gripping storyline, brilliant acting, and stunning cinematography.
For those who have not had the pleasure of watching this masterpiece, “Deception” is about a group of con artists who use their charm and wit to swindle wealthy individuals out of their fortunes. However, as they continue their criminal activities, these deceptive characters soon find themselves entangled in a dangerous game of love and betrayal.
The storyline is quite reminiscent of William Shakespeare’s plays. The way the plot unfolds is akin to how Shakespeare would write his stories. The audience can easily get lost in this world of intrigue, lies, and deception.
The cast is an absolute delight to watch. Hugh Jackman plays Wyatt Bose, a mysterious lawyer who seems to know more than he lets on. Ewan McGregor portrays Jonathan McQuarry, a timid accountant who gets caught up in this dangerous game. The two actors have fantastic chemistry on screen, which makes their scenes together all the more captivating.
One cannot forget about Michelle Williams’ portrayal of S’s girlfriend – she is alluring and seductive in her own right but also has an air of mystery around her. She perfectly brings out the character’s complexity. It is commendable how these actors have acted with such precision that it feels like you are indeed in their world.
The scriptwriters have done an incredible job with incorporating Shakespearean dialogues into modern times. This film contains timeless quotes that will stay with viewers long after they have watched it such as “Love comforteth like sunshine after rain”, “All that glistens is not gold”, “To thine own self be true” and many more all weaved into conversations seamlessly.
The score adds another layer to this already amazing film. The music perfectly sets the tone for each scene, and one can easily get lost in the rhythm of the score. Christopher Young has, without a doubt, done an excellent job in bringing out the right emotions from the viewers.
The film’s popularity is evident in how it has received critical acclaim and grossed around $17 million worldwide. The filming locations are also commendable as they bring an incomparable aesthetic to the movie that transports you into a different world altogether.
When it comes to awards, “Deception” has been awarded several nominations such as Best Cinematography and Best Screenplay at various ceremonies, including the British Independent Film Awards.
The cinematography is mesmerizing with the way it captures each shot- It adds an aura of suspense to every scene that keeps you on edge. The special effects were also something to be admired – they were not overdone but added just the right amount of spice needed.
The editing was seamless – there was no scene that seemed out of place or unnecessary. The flow was perfect, and each scene transitioned smoothly into another. Everything felt like it had a purpose; nothing was overlooked or left to chance.
If I may add my humble opinion, “Deception” is a must-watch film for all those who love Shakespearean stories with their modern twists. One cannot help but fall in love with this movie’s intricate storylines and its characters’ depth and nuances.
In conclusion, “Deception” is a masterpiece that will leave you wanting more. It is excellently produced and executed with precision by everyone involved in its production. It’s time for everyone to sit back and immerse themselves in this world filled with deception, betrayal, love and trust because ‘All the world’s a stage’.
Technical Data
- Runtime : 105
- Release : 2021-07-17
- Genre : Drama, Romance
- Cast : Denis Podalydès as Philip, Léa Seydoux as The English Lover, Emmanuelle Devos as Rosalie, Anouk Grinberg as Philip’s Wife, Mădălina Constantin as The Czech
- Crew : Frédéric Junqua as Music Supervisor, Yorick Le Saux as Director of Photography, Pascal Caucheteux as Producer, Arnaud Desplechin as Screenplay, Arnaud Desplechin as Director
- Popularity 5.447
- Budget : 0
- Revenue : 0
- Company : Why Not Productions, Canal+, Ciné+
- Summary : An American writer living in exile in London, Philip listens to women. His English mistress, who visits him regularly in the studio that serves as their refuge. A student he loved in another life. A former lover confined to a hospital in New York.
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