More grasping than an normal movie

Rating: 10/10 (24 February 2012)

I can't believe it. Just can't.
I started to see this movie with extremely low expectations, and was complaining about "how can a silent, black and white movie can be nominated for best picture, whilst other great films are left apart (well, not so much great films, the descendants was the worst movie I've ever saw in my life)".
Well, I was wrong. Jean Dujardin fits perfectly for the role, and he's acting was excellent. He displayed his character at %100.
Other thing I was scared about. The script. I was terrified that the script would be just too "slow and old style" like a 1930's movie would be. Wrong. Great Script! When you are expecting an obvious situation during the film, there is a twister, which continuous to gasp attention.
Bérénice Bejo isn't of such recognition of this review (although she is Argentine, as me) but still does a fine job, although she is a socialist. I would expect from her to donate all her Oscar and revenue money for the "communist cause".
Nevertheless: Jean+Good Script+Curiosity for being just a 2011 silent, black and white film = An emotional film that gets to the bottom of your soul.