Dancer in the Dark Film Review

If you want to simplify the explanation of "dancers in the darkness" to one word, please be bold. That has a direct impact on me more than any movie I have ever seen. It shocked me, inspired my thoughts, made me think, I regretted. It made me most uneasy, but it still exists. Its radical production, boldness, and consistency are more than anyone would expect and may be all of the past. This is a perfect example of the vision of the director achieved without compromise.

Billy Elliott was originally released as a dancer of the 2000 Cannes International Film Festival. Later, at the Cannes Film Festival it was decided to change the name of this movie to "Billy Elliot" to avoid confusion with other movies "Dancer in the Dark". Billy Eliot was published by Universal Pictures and Focus on September 29, 2000. The film has a rating of 85% of rotten tomatoes and is based on 116 reviews with an average rating of 7.3 / 10. A critical consensus of the site is "Billy Elliott is an attractive movie that can bring out laughter and tears." (100 points perfect) "Universal favorable comment"

Billy Elliot is a British dance drama in 2000, surrounding men's becoming professional ballerinas. It is located in the northeast of England during the strike of coal miners in 1984-85. Stephen Warbeck's music produced by Bregg Bremen and John Finn, BBC Film, Tiger Aspect Pictures, Working Title Film, is a universal studio and a focus written by Lee Hall, supervised by Stephen Dardriy · Close-up announced. In the movie, Jamie Bell plays an ambitious dancer dealing with 11-year old Billy, a male ballerina negative stereotype, Gary Lewis plays his coal miner, and Jamie Dragin plays billy. Bullying brothers, Julie Walters are playing his ballet teacher. This movie was released on 29th September 2000 by Universal Pictures and Focus Films. It received a positive comment from the critics and received 72, 853, 509 pounds with a £ 3 million budget. In 2001, writer Melvin Burgess was asked to write a novel based on Lee Hall's script.

Young people are receiving positive comments. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes gained 72% support with an average of 10 points based on 203 comments. The consensus of this site is as follows. "The young people shot and performed gorgeously got the opportunity to witness a series of impressive and experienced veterans combining the power of their films despite the defects." About the Meta Critical According to 41 critics, the weighted average score of the movie is 64 points (100 points perfect), showing "worldwide favorable comment"