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Streaming Rust and Bone Movie Online Megavideo Free in HD A struggling single father helps a beautiful whale trainer recover her will to live following a terrible accident that leaves her confined to a wheelchair. Lonely and destitute, Ali (Matthias Schoenaerts) leaves the north of France for his sister's house in Antibes after becoming the sole guardian of his estranged five-year-old son Sam. When Ali lands a job as a bouncer in a nearby nightclub, things quickly start to look up for the itinerant father and son. Then one night, after breaking up a fight in the club, Ali meets the radiant Stephanie (Marion Cotillard), and slips her his number after dropping her off safely at home. Though Stephanie's position on the high end of the social spectrum makes romance an unlikely prospect for the pair, a tragic accident at Marineland robs her of her legs, and finds her reaching out in desperation to Ali. Her spirit broken by the same tragedy that took her legs, Stephanie gradually finds the courage to go on living trough transcendent moments spent with Ali -- a man with precious little pity, but an enormous love of life. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi. Watch Rust and Bone Movie Online Streaming Without Downloading No Survey HERE
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Release Date Rust and Bone Nov 23, 2012 Limited Genres Rust and Bone : Mystery & Suspense,Drama
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User Ranting Rust and Bone : 3.8
User Percentage For Rust and Bone : 79 %
User Count Like for Rust and Bone : 16,988
All Critics Ranting For Rust and Bone : 7.5
All Critics Count For Rust and Bone : 153
All Critics Percentage For Rust and Bone : 82 %
Actors For Rust and Bone
Marion Cotillard,Matthias Schoenaerts,Armand Verdure,Celine Sallette,Corinne Masiero,Bouli Lanners,Jean-Michel Correia,Marion cotillard,Mathias schoenaerts,Armand verdure,Celine sallette,Corinne masiero,Bouli lanners,Jean-michel correia
Rust and Bone Movie Review
The movie wanders off course in the final act, as if none of its three screenwriters could quite figure out how to end it. Connie Ogle-Miami Herald "Rust" has some lovely scenes - Alain carrying Stephanie out to the sea - but it seems to wander off in search of something it already has, and in wandering, it loses its way. Tom Long-Detroit News "Rust and Bone" seems to wander unexpectedly into its heart; it feels organic in its casual unfolding, like life itself. Moira MacDonald-Seattle Times You couldn't ask for a more random relationship, but "Rust and Bone" slowly, almost magically, gives it meaning, symbolism, even a kind of symmetry. Rafer Guzman-Newsday The masterful writer-director Jacques Audiard draws vivid performances from Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts for this gripping French romance about the body and the soul. J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader When Rust and Bone tells a story of a woman's recovery from a devastating injury, it hits all the right notes, traveling a path that is poignant without being mawkish and triumphant without being saccharine. James Berardinelli-ReelViews there is no denying the cinematic power of Audiard's fearless storytelling Simon Weaving-Screenwize Rust and Bone is a tough, emotionally raw movie, but its not a difficult watch, and its a very skillfully rendered piece of neo-realism. Eric Melin-Scene-Stealers.com The notion of strings-free sex gets a good working over from director Jacques Audiard (A Prophet), who takes as much pride in exploring the workings of Stephanie's troubled mind as he does in digitally removing her legs. Jim Schembri-3AW The film achieves what all dramatic films should strive for: complete audience empathy for the main characters. I cared for these two so deeply, and the many, many moments of quiet triumph gave me rushes of joy. A beautiful triumph of precision. CJ Johnson-ABC Radio (Australia) Rust and Bone is an unsentimentally lyrical triumph, unexpected in every way. Rima Sabina Aouf-Concrete Playground For a film that deals in different forms of agony it's rather pleasant. A portrait of family that's refreshing with the right emotional punch. Cameron Williams-The Popcorn Junkie Pulsates with life, romance, and bare-knuckle boxing Robert Denerstein-Movie Habit This multi-layered film with its characters tossed like flotsam on fate's giant, unpredictable waves drenches us in the intimate details of characters Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile Two damaged souls find solace together in this gritty drama in which physical pain and disfigurement play a key role ... a stunningly delivered exposition Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile Audiard crafts a film with logical scenic construction yet surprising turns of events, with the drama never devolving into melodrama. James Plath-Movie Metropolis Rather like a persuasive pick-up artist, I'm not sure Rust & Bone is a film I'd want to spend a second night with, for fear of shattering the emotional illusion. Catherine Bray-Film4 A 'Salt of the Earth' saga plumbing the depths of the human soul. Kam Williams-AALBC.com Through restraint, French director Jacques Audiard does a better job of tugging on viewers' hearts than most filmmakers can achieve with excess. Dan Lybarger-KC Active Filmmaking this self-indulgent screams "refund" in any language. Rick Kisonak-Film Threat In 'Rust and Bone,' Marion Cotillard loses both legs but retains her hotness. This might seem like an inappropriate observation, but it's very much to the point of this very physical French romance of redemptive suffering from director Jacques Audiard. John Beifuss-Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) This is a very different film to Audiard's most recent release - the impressive A Prophet - but it has a similar sense of maturity about it, and could well have acting awards aplenty heading its way in the coming months. Martin Roberts-Fan The Fire The strength of director Jacques Audiard's film is that he refuses to elicit pity from the audience for his protagonists. Bob Bloom-Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) Like a carnival barker or presidential candidate, Rust and Bone promises far more than it delivers. Matt Brunson-Creative Loafing Though Stéphanie's legs are removed from sight through the wonders of digital film effects, the character will remain in your consciousness like a phantom limb. Marjorie Baumgarten-Austin Chronicle