

スウィーニー・トッド フリート街の悪魔の理髪師
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19世紀ロンドン。フリート街で理髪店を営むベンジャミンは、妻や娘と幸福に暮らしていたが、彼の妻をわが物にしようとしたターピン判事の罠にはまり、島の刑務所に送られる。15年後、脱獄したベンジャミンはスウィーニー・トッドと名を変えてフリート街に戻る。だがパイ屋の主人ミセス・ラベットから、妻が自殺し、娘がターピンに幽閉されていると聞いたスウィーニーはターピンに復讐しようと決め、次々と惨劇を繰り返す。
製作費: $50,000,000 (75億円)
興行収入: $153,384,272 (230億円)
純利益: $103,384,272 (155億円)
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The triumvirate of Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham-Carter returns for this entertaining adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's musical adaptation of the deathly vengeful antics of the eponymous London barber and his pie making accomplice. For my money, it features one of the best songs from Sondheim's repertoire - "Not While I'm Around" which neatly brings me to the starring role, for me at any rate - the young Edward Sanders who plays "Toby" strongly and charmingly. Jamie Campbell Bower also delivers well amongst a supporting cast of solid British stage talent - a rather menacing Alan Rickman and Timothy Spall amongst them. It is dark and gritty, and stays fairly faithful to the theatrical performance that impresses not just with it's solid performances (perhaps not so much with Johnny Depp who comes across as eerily uncomfortable) but with the super costume and make-up effects, the lighting and, of course, a score that marries cleverly the threatening with the frequent (very black) humour. HBC is probably at her best here, I have rarely seen her more effective in a role and she can certainly hold the attention, if not so much perfect pitch, whilst having fun converting customers into pasties. Like the stage play, it has highs and lows but on the whole it progresses entertainingly enough to a conclusion that I didn't like so much - I always like a good baddie, and these two were certainly of the most creative. Ketchup anyone?


























