Worth watching for the opening number alone...
“La La Land” is a musical that throws together two people who become attracted to each other while pursuing careers in the arts, hoping to achieve their dreams. She is Mia (Emma Stone), an aspiring actress who works as a barista on a studio backlot. He is Seb (Ryan Gosling), a jazz pianist who makes ends meet by playing in a rock cover band. Her goal: to make it in the movies. His goal: to open his own jazz club.<br /><br />Movie musicals have not been popular in recent years, but “La La Land” will probably change that with influences from such films as “New York, New York,” “An American In Paris,” ”Sweet Charity,” “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg” and others. “La La Land” blends naturalism with a dreamy atmosphere that transports the viewer into a world where the impossible can happen.<br /><br />Stone and Gosling are not the best singers and dancers around, but they bring an enthusiastic, light touch to their numbers and we can accept them as real people. The pair’s strong screen chemistry easily conveys the bond that emerges between Mia and Seb. Not everything is rosy for them, but then real life is never perfect.<br /><br />Director Damien Chazelle creates a formula that makes the setting a key driver of the action. Locations include the Griffith Observatory, the Hollywood Hills, the Watts Tower, Angels Flight, and Pasadena’s Grand Central Market. Watching “La La Land,” it’s almost as if we’ve stepped back in time, since even though the setting is contemporary, the film has a retro feel. This is due largely to the exquisite CinemaScope photography by Linus Sandgren, Mandy Moore’s choreography, and Justin Hurwitz’s score, which balances intimate inner thought-type numbers with MGM-inspired ensemble performances.<br /><br />Bonus features on the 2-disc Blu-ray + DVD release include audio commentary with writer/director Damien Chazelle and composer Justin Hurwitz, and 10 behind-the-scenes featurettes about filming on the freeway, Ryan Gosling studying piano for the role, John Legend’s acting debut, a look at the screen pairings of Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, and the film’s production design, Chazelle and Hurwitz singing the Demos, and a song selection. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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