I watched this on my flight to Boston and the guy next to me reading The Complete Guide To Vegetables, Fruits, and Herbs leaned over and said "now THAT'S meta"
Corporate downsizing expert Ryan Bingham spends his life in planes, airports, and hotels, but just as he’s about to reach a milestone of ten million frequent flyer miles, he meets a woman who causes him to rethink his transient life.
Up in the Air is showing in 1 cinema in Amsterdam - next screening Saturday 14 November at 20:15 at Koninklijk Theater Tuschinski - Pathé.
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I watched this on my flight to Boston and the guy next to me reading The Complete Guide To Vegetables, Fruits, and Herbs leaned over and said "now THAT'S meta"
My love for this film was instantaneous and I for the life of me can't put my finger on why that is. All things considered it isn't an exceptional plot, but something about the themes in this film and Clooney's wonderful performance resonated with me.This is the type of role I love seeing Clooney in. Charming as hell and quick witted. His gradual self awareness and subsequent change is both touching as it is bitter sweet. Clooney brings that across superbly. The fact that the chemistry between him and Vera Farmiga is almost palpable doesn't hurt either.I really like Jason Reitman's cinematic prose. The way he tells this story here is very enjoyable. He gets very natural performances out of his cast which lets us identify with them, which is essential in films like this. The supporting cast deserve a lot of credit as well, most notably Anna Kendrick. I hadn't really seen her in anything but I found her to be absolutely hilarious here. Oh, and Sam Elliot shows up. He is always fantastic.I feel this is a film I will revisit many times, I just cannot help but love it!
the most feel bad movie i have ever seen. five stars!
Corporate downsizing expert Ryan Bingham travels constantly for work and lives out of a suitcase, but his perspective shifts when he encounters two women who challenge his transient lifestyle.
Up in the Air was directed by Jason Reitman in 2009, a filmmaker recognized for his work on Juno.
Up in the Air is rated R in the United States.
