The outputs of the weekend: The Fighter & Piranha 3D For the fans of our usual Friday's column on the hottest releases this week highlight of the weekend output from Oscar and a creepy ready to meet a wide variety of audiences: The Fighter
and Piranha 3D .
The Fighter, released from the night of Oscar statuettes to two Supporting Actor Christian Bale and Melissa Leo, tells the story of a pair of brothers, Micky and Dicky, with his passion for boxing with this 'Last (Christian Bale) who shoulders a glorious past, at least in his town. With advancing years his brother Micky (Mark Wahlberg) takes the same route but, though supported the family, the results are slow in coming. The latest fighting pushed the youngest boxer to move away and start his own business to climb the ridge, but when it will be offered the chance to fight for the title will inevitably draw alongside his older brother.
A magisterial history of life directed by David O. Russell, the trio's flawless recitations Wahlberg-Bale-Leo. If you're nostalgic for the film Rocky is your medicine.
Piranha 3D is yet another horror-splatter that rides the wave of increasingly impressive 3D. In fact in Arizona during the spring that is home to a significant number of tourists an earthquake free from the seabed of the flocks of more carnivorous piranha prehistoric beasts and the municipality. To a group of local tourists the thankless task of saving what remains of the unfortunate population.
You now have more films of this genre in the medium to long-past but at least the cast is good with director Alexander Aja (The Hills Have Eyes) and in front of the camera Elisabeth Shue (Leaving Las Vegas The Ghost) and Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future, The Addams Family). Good eviscerated at all.
