Capone Review - When You Get Lost in The Fog of Your Mind

• Release Date: May 12, 2020
• Director: Josh Trank
• Scenario: Josh Trank
• Music composed by: El-P
• Producer: Lawrence Bender

The story

The movie tells us the story of Capone, how his life collapsed in prison, and how he transformed from neurosyphilis into an irreversible condition, so we have an appointment with a movie for someone who is hopeless, so you should not ever mess with him.

Capone presents us with deep drama as never before for those who love personality analysis films and love the mafia mafia, Capone provides a close look and since the film carries one of the most famous American characters, the enthusiasm of the viewers decreased from the film and even when Capone protected the machine gun, he was powerless and his mind was disorganized Extremely.

What made the matter more difficult for Capone was the death of his wife, so he became living a miserable life free from any enthusiasm, and he did not control himself and had nightmares even while he was awake, but he lost control even of his bladder. The director explained this to us also through physical changes and how the king of the crime collapsed and collapsed Therefore, the people's discontent was evident from the way the film was presented, but the director had another opinion as well, which also helped him in directing the film in this way, which is the global Tom Hardy, who when he makes us think for a moment that this is all representation, but made us live with him the real suffering.

The events of the movie take place almost entirely within the borders of the Florida complex and we also see the character "Fonzo" who struggles to remember where he hid $ 10 million in illicit gains somewhere in the facility, as well as his family looking for money and where he hid it as they did not have anything and why did not stop at This is also sought by the federal police and followed him for years. But in reality the money is nothing but another plot from the director so the goal here is not to search for money but to search for the self in a person who lost the meaning of his life while everyone floating around him trying to exploit him while drowning in his illness day after day.

We find the pinnacle of pleasure in the movie when Capone wrestles with his imagination and his reality at the same time, so we do not know what is real and what is not real, and perhaps what attracts you to the film, in fact, is that a historical figure through the years reaches this peak of pain and frustration.

Tom Hardy as Capone performs the best of what has been done today, combining dramatic performance with facial expressions, emotion and disorientation in many times, where this role required high mental and physical skill and there was no better than him.
We have glimpses of a dangerous monster that has become immobile or reflexive, and the movie will cause a great divide among viewers, between supporters and opponents.
But even so everyone will finally applaud and you will see that Capone deserves to be praised and watched for his daring to do something different with this character.

An impression of the movie

This dark-haired, dramatic, small-scale movie directed by Josh Trunk may not be full of shootout fights that fans are accustomed to seeing a movie about the life of the Capone.
However, the director intentionally calm in order for the message to reach us simply, which tells us that there is a certain time when everything collapses, the championship collapses, history stops and you find yourself mired in impotence, but when the deficit becomes my mind, it reaches its climax, so a person may find it difficult even to reveal himself in revealing The reality in which he lives
Rather, it reaches that he cannot know reality from fiction.

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