Toronto: Spielberg se suma a la lucha por el Oscar con 'The Fabelmans'

El Festival de Toronto celebró anoche la premiere mundial más esperada de esta edición: 'The Fabelmans'. Los periodistas que ya han podido ver la nueva película de Steven Spielberg se han vuelto completamente locos con esta "carta de amor al cine" que también es la obra más personal del director en toda su carrera. Las primeras opiniones destacan la sensibilidad y el humor de la cinta, el trabajo del reparto y su espectacular tramo final (en particular, su último plano). Todo el mundo coincide en que Michelle Williams estará en la lucha por el Oscar a la mejor actriz secundaria pero también hay muy buenos comentarios para Paul Dano, Judd Hirsch (aunque el veterano actor solamente tiene una escena) y el joven protagonista: Gabriel LaBelle.

With THE FABELMANS, which just world premiered at TIFF, Spielberg turns the lens on his childhood, and it’s a sweet, smart and decidedly funny film, with excellent performances. Different than anything he’s done before. HUGO meets LICORICE PIZZA, but better. Could win best pic. pic.twitter.com/u58QH5l91U

— Scott Feinberg @ TIFF (@ScottFeinberg) September 11, 2022

Mr. Spielberg...you've done it. #TheFabelmans flies high. Gabrielle LaBelle...a star is born. Judd Hirsch and Michelle Williams....enjoy the ride. Never want to call it this early, but damn did that feel like Oscar checkmate. #TIFF22 pic.twitter.com/BFKpuI1gKE

— Clayton Davis - Stand with 🇺🇦 (@ByClaytonDavis) September 11, 2022

The Fabelmans has Oscar written all over it. This is Spielberg’s most personal film and one that pays homage to complicated families as well as a love of cinema. Gabriel LaBelle is phenomenal and Chloe East steals the show! Paul Dano is also fantastic! #TheFabelmans #TIFF22 pic.twitter.com/WLDf1vtFTf

— Scott Menzel @ TIFF (@ScottDMenzel) September 11, 2022

THE FABELMANS is only secondarily a Steven Spielberg origin story; primarily, it’s a look-at-what-she-can-do Michelle Williams vehicle and MW *really* goes for it, like someone who knows she’s been handed her signature role. Back-to-back Spielberg wins in Supporting Actress?

— Kyle Buchanan (@kylebuchanan) September 11, 2022

THE FABELMANS is a moving & nostalgic look back at Steven Spielberg’s childhood. Michelle Williams is heartbreakingly magnificent while Judd Hirsch & David Lynch steal the film with their one-scene cameos. A grounded & affectionate reflection that will inspire future filmmakers. pic.twitter.com/a3I7WrwoMt

— Matt Neglia @TIFF (@NextBestPicture) September 11, 2022

Steven Spielberg’s #TheFabelmans is a wonderful & heartbreaking coming-of-age story about a kid falling in love w/ moviemaking as his parents are falling out of love w/ each other. Once the film grabs you, it absolutely does not let go. Another Spielberg classic. Loved it #TIFF22 pic.twitter.com/1mqqcwu5Cb

— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) September 11, 2022

THE FABELMANS is Spielberg fan service for diehards. Not a knock. His most contained movie in decades, a very small and sweet coming of age story that is almost certainly the closest he’ll come to his own memoir. #TIFF22

— erickohn (@erickohn) September 11, 2022

One esp heartbreaking scene in THE FABELMANS sings cinema’s power to reveal details/truths the eye would otherwise miss. If there was ever a love letter to movies… Soul-baring work from Steven Spielberg, the same child-of-divorce filmmaker at the heart of E.T. Sublime. #TIFF22

— Tomris Laffly (@TomiLaffly) September 11, 2022

THE FABELMANS: An open-hearted familial tribute that delivered the goods! Judd Hirsch’s brief performance as Spielberg’s elderly old country Jewish uncle that had a monumental impact on him was thing of wonder. One of the greatest Jewish performances committed to screen #TIFF22

— Jason (@jasonosia) September 11, 2022

LOVED The Fablemans! A great American film by one of the greatest American filmmakers... terrific performances by Michelle Williams and Paul Dano but Gabriel LaBelle also blew me away... #TIFF22

— Edward Douglas (@EDouglasWW) September 11, 2022

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