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#The miracle worker 2000 download movie

I'm sure many of us watching the movie wanted to knock Patty out cold for breaking so much - and for nearly scratching out Anne's eyes (for real) on a couple of occasions. and whether Patty was fighting with Anne or not, why have sooooo many breakable items around the house for 'Hellen' (Patty) to break? It felt like such a silly oversight, that it seemed as if the set decorator and/or director realized their error only after they shot the scenes. How most people in the 1960s could think that was normal, and how people today can watch it and then give it such a high score on IMDb is difficult to understand. Violence was also inflicted on the viewer's ears by the parents' over-acted yelling and screaming. So much physical violence: Patty Duke on Anne Bancroft (with seemingly no restrictions on how much she was allowed to swing her (heavy) arms around!) and Anne on Patty (but Patty mostly deserved the beatings - hahaha!). Reviewed by Marz88 6 / 10 Violent, annoying, silly He saw the play through its journey from live television drama to Broadway to film.

But it's probably the director Arthur Penn who is most responsible for the film's success. The acting by Bancroft and Duke is of course legendary, but the supporting roles are equally well played. The use of flashbacks for Annie's troubled past is done artfully, and in a way true to the emotional content of the memories. The music is subtle when it needs to be and powerfully effective in the big scenes. The dining room scene is one of the most brilliantly shot and edited sequences I have ever seen. The black and white camerawork and editing, by people who, strangely, had very limited careers, is superb. And unlike many films of plays, it never seems stagebound. Unlike many period films shot in the sixties, this one was true to its setting. There's a line that Annie Sullivan speaks about words being our vision '5000 years into the past' that could apply to this film and play: its words are our vision into the silent and sightless world of Helen Keller. It also depicts with deep understanding and identification the glory of that early relationship we all have one way or another, that between child and teacher. Using the vehicle of the story of a blind and deaf girl's discovery of the meaning of words, this film poetically and emotionally celebrates that singular gift we humans possess: language. Through persistence and love, and sheer stubbornness, Annie breaks through Helen's walls of silence and darkness and teaches her to communicate.

In desperation, her parents seek help from the Perkins Institute, which sends them a 'half-blind Yankee schoolgirl' named Annie Sullivan to tutor their daughter. Her inability to communicate has left her frustrated and violent. Young Helen Keller, blind, deaf, and mute since infancy, is in danger of being sent to an institution.