Up in the Air - video George Clooney

Love this part of the movie so thought Id post here.

Katie - can you please create a subheading for Up in the Air - similar to Argo/Solaris - searched high and low and couldn't find it, thanks

theminis wrote:

Love this part of the movie so thought Id post here.

Katie - can you please create a subheading for Up in the Air - similar to Argo/Solaris - searched high and low and couldn't find it, thanks

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what is the name of this movie .... and who is this actress .... she plays well and George also hahahahahaha

strange part
he plays a cynical character... at first

Einstein the movie is called Up in the Air - starring of course George Clooney Vera Farmiga, Anna Kendrick

I love that part too. I have watched that movie so many times now. I like the special scene on the DVD too.
I wonder if they wrote that part for him as it matched so perfectly    
 
I want to cry in his arms too      

not me
I want to laugh in his arms!!!!!!

Poor Anna.
That cynicism & negative outlook.... of the character, that is.
Made her cry.  

no
bec her bf left her!

yes, I know... but Clooney's character's cynical outlook on relationhsips triggered Anna's emotional outbreak.
Before that, she was concealing her feelings that her bf left her.

Ocean wrote:yes, I know... but Clooney's character's cynical outlook on relationhsips triggered Anna's emotional outbreak.
Before that, she was concealing her feelings that her bf left her.

Mapped out future up the swany ....

theminis wrote:Katie - can you please create a subheading for Up in the Air - similar to Argo/Solaris - searched high and low and couldn't find it, thanks

Done! And good idea because this is one of my all time fave Clooney films.

Mine too - thanks

Oh my god, so many people watching him and photographing him - how the hell does he remember to act with such an audience??

Katie - That's why they pay him the big bucks!

Wanting fame.......be careful what you ask for-for you may surely get it!

Cool piece of video. I would think all actors require the discipline of not being distracted while filming their scenes. I remember in the 'Michael Clayton' DVD feature on the making of the movie the director talked about the last scene when George was riding in the taxi and looking out the window. The whole scene was shot with the camera on George's face. He stayed pensive and thoughtful in his facial expression...all the while people along the street are watching and probably waving and whatever.

Donnamarie - As a matter of fact, in his Inside the Actors Studio interview George said that they filmed in midtown traffic and people were calling out "Hey, George! How ya doin'?" from the cars around him. He said for the whole scene all he was doing was trying not to laugh!

Right Lizzy. Now every time I watch 'Michael Clayton' ... that last scene ... I always think about what was going on outside the taxi and say to myself "damn good acting George!"

I've just watched Up in the Air again on my iPad.

I still find it quite a depressing film/story.

I'm still confused about the ending though.
George is looking at a large departure/arrival board and then loses his hand from his suitcase handle.

What is the implication about that please ?

I'd be grateful for any ideas from you lovely ladies.

He lost

Joanna, I read an article from 2009 by a film journalist who interviewed Jason Reitman, the director of 'Up In The Air' and he asked him about the movie's ending.  Reitman said it was his intent not to have a point of view about the ending.  He wanted the audience to see that Bingham has come to a realization.  He could get on a plane and go back to living the same life.  Or he could get on a plane, move somewhere, settle down and meet someone to share his life with.  He left it up to the audience to ask themselves what would they do.  

A wonderful film and a perfect role for George.

It's a terrific movie and he's great in it, but I always found it painful to watch for many reasons, - one of which was that it seemed to mirror his own life at the time so closely . Maybe that's why he was so good in the part.

Thank you Donnamarie for that information.
That all makes sense.

I'm still not keen on the film and much prefer George's
role in Michael Clayton.

It's interesting isn't it how we all react differently 
to George's films ?   

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Lately I saw a lot of his movies around many tv channels ...