Annie 4K 1982 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

1930s. Fiery-haired orphan Annie is forced to live in a horrible orphanage run by the overbearing Agatha Hannigan. One day her seemingly hopeless situation changes dramatically when she gets the opportunity to spend some time at the mansion of wealthy military industrialist Oliver Warbucks. Annie instantly captivates everyone on the estate, and even the seemingly thick-skinned Papa Warbucks can't help but fall in love with such a lovely girl. Warbucks decides to find Annie's parents and offers a reward if they can be found and show proof that they are not crooks. Miss Hannigan, her evil brother Rooster, and an accomplice plan to pose as Annie's parents and collect the reward.

Review 4K Movie

'Annie' is a real miracle, not a movie. It has so much right, light and good in it!

Above all, it has a beautiful composition. The first half of the movie just introduces us to the characters, their characters, their dreams. The setting of the story suddenly hits the viewer in the middle of the film. And so it plays with bright colors, it surprises.

I like that this certainly naive and kind film doesn't try to show everything in a sugary light. It's the main character who ends well, but there are still a lot of orphanages and angry (because unhappy) caretakers in the world. There is still poverty and poverty in the world. Poverty material and moral, and sometimes that poverty that becomes synonymous with hopelessness. Does the film manipulate the viewer's emotions? Maybe. But I am a viewer, I want my emotions to be manipulated.

The characters in the film are all vivid, all delightful. Every adult, every child gives their best in the film. The actors have great facial expressions, I felt and understood their emotions.

I really liked the woman who played the villain in this movie. They explained why she became that way, we were shown her both good and bad sides and the end result was a good, contradictory and therefore profound image.

It is a mystery to me how the filmmakers could make the children sing and dance like that, but the musical component of this film is at a very high level.

It seemed to me that the film was a little understated at some points, but it pleased me and filled me with light.