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Il Toronto International Film Festival è stato il trampolino di lancio per la première mondiale di The Fabelmans, il nuovo film diretto da Steven Spielberg e scritto dallo stesso regista assieme a Tony Kushner. Ispirato alla sua infanzia, il film di Spielberg è stato accolto calorosamente dalla stampa e dal pubblico del TIFF. Che sia il nostro favorito prematuro agli Oscar del prossimo anno?
Ecco alcune delle reaction più significative di The Fabelmans da parte della stampa Usa; su tutte, svettano le lodi per il cast, tra cui Michelle Williams (che sembra dirigersi verso una nuova candidatura all'Oscar assicurata), Paul Dano, Judd Hirsch e David Lynch:
THE FABELMANS is only secondarily a Steven Spielberg origin story; primarily, it’s a look-at-what-she-can-do Michelle Williams vehicle and MW *really* goes for it, like someone who knows she’s been handed her signature role. Back-to-back Spielberg wins in Supporting Actress?
— Kyle Buchanan (@kylebuchanan) September 11, 2022
Steven Spielberg’s #TheFabelmans is a wonderful & heartbreaking coming-of-age story about a kid falling in love w/ moviemaking as his parents are falling out of love w/ each other. Once the film grabs you, it absolutely does not let go. Another Spielberg classic. Loved it #TIFF22 pic.twitter.com/1mqqcwu5Cb
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) September 11, 2022
The Fabelmans is the biggest love letter to movies from an artist that has shaped generations of film lovers tastes. #TIFF22
— Teri Hart (@TeriHart) September 11, 2022
There's your best picture. The Fabelmans is magical, uplifting, heartwarming, heartwrenching, whimsical and all around great. Michelle Williams shines, Judd Hirsch and David Lynch are standouts, Dano great, young cast superb. Spielberg's best in years! #TIFF22
— William Caruana (@WilliamJCaruana) September 11, 2022
Steven Spielberg’s THE FABELMANS isn’t just deeply personal, it’s also sneakily ambitious — a ruminative inventorying of some of the psychological motivations which turned him on to filmmaking, melded with no small amount of swollen-hearted adult forgiveness. It sings. #TIFF22
— Brent Simon (@SharedDarkness) September 11, 2022
The Fabelmans has Oscar written all over it. This is Spielberg’s most personal film and one that pays homage to complicated families as well as a love of cinema. Gabriel LaBelle is phenomenal and Chloe East steals the show! Paul Dano is also fantastic! #TheFabelmans #TIFF22 pic.twitter.com/WLDf1vtFTf
— Scott Menzel @ TIFF (@ScottDMenzel) September 11, 2022
THE FABELMANS: Life ain’t like the movies. And yet the movies help us hold onto life. Spielberg’s whole heart is up on that screen.
— Brian Tallerico (@Brian_Tallerico) September 11, 2022
FABELMANS: An imperfect but passionate movie from Steven Spielberg. At 150 minutes it contains both his strengths and weaknesses as a filmmaker. Judd Hirsch stole the show and he’s just in it for 10 minutes. Incredible cameo from David Lynch. Michelle Williams Oscar-bound #TIFF
— Jordan Ruimy (@mrRuimy) September 11, 2022
THE FABELMANS is Spielberg fan service for diehards. Not a knock. His most contained movie in decades, a very small and sweet coming of age story that is almost certainly the closest he’ll come to his own memoir. #TIFF22
— erickohn (@erickohn) September 11, 2022
