Roberto Benigni's lively performance drives the movie about three criminals in jail
Down By Law was a Jim Jarmusch film about three men Tom Waits, John Lurie and Roberto Benigni who were down on their luck and found themselves in the same jail cell. The movie is broken down into three parts. The first is about how they ended up incarcerated, the second is about their time in jail, and then the third is about their escape. Jarmusch stays focused upon the relationship between the three. Waits and Lurie for instance don’t like each other, while Benigni is the heart of the three. He’s funny and always has a positive attitude. One time for instance he gets Waits and Lurie to chant with him, “I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream” so he can practice his English. If not for him Waits and Lurie would be at each other’s throats. I liked this movie far more than Jarmusch’s Stranger Than Paradise. The pacing was so slow in that film as Jarmusch focused upon the little things and pauses in life. This one was much better in all aspects, largely thanks to Benigni’s lively performance.
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