Valjean is sentenced to five years of hard labour for the theft and another fourteen years for attempting to escape. First published in 1862, the novel is a story about the redemption of a man, Jean Valjean, convicted for stealing a loaf of bread for his sister's starving family. And I cried for almost all of its 2 hours and 38 minutes.Undoubtedly one of the best movies in 2012 is the musical drama, Les Miserables which is based on Victor Hugo's novel of the same title.
The verdict? The decision to record the singing during filming (usually actors lip synch to their recorded voices) offers spotty results: some songs suffer from under-production, while others carry newfound power through the intimacy of the performance. I’ve loved it for 25 years and couldn’t wait for the filmed version. If you’re a fan of this musical, odds are you’ve already seen it. Should I go – would Hugo – rent Les Miz?. But it also deals with love, forgiveness and atonement, so you can decide if your kids are up to the task. The movie deals with death, promiscuity and war, so it may upset younger viewers. The ClearPlayed version cuts scenes of lewdness and implied intercourse, some scenes of violence, blood and disturbing images, and about 20 profanities. Those familiar with the soundtrack will not be surprised that some musical numbers are centered on the lascivious (“Lovely Ladies,” “Master of the House”), and the 2012 version takes advantage of the bawdy possibilities. Based on the musical adaptation of the Victor Hugo classic. Pursued by the relentless Inspector Javert (Russell Crowe) for breaking parole, Valjean does good deeds, adopting a young girl and raising her against the backdrop of revolutionary France. Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman), released from prison after serving more than a decade for a petty crime, finds there’s no work for an ex-con, and he changes his identity.
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