| Review: I was lucky enough to see this film at the Sundance Film Festival annually, and must say it was worth the time and wait. Cast includes some names are incredibly talented and experienced, but it is India (Wasikowska) and awareness-raptor like that really set the tone for the film to set up the mystery and strangeness of supporting characters sink deeper into their role as teeth into the flesh of the film clicks together. The script itself can be rewritten with more depth and attention to emotional richness and power of strange characters, because all of them are savvy enough to use the mantle of director Park Chan-Wook Mystery raise working so perfectly strong, but the film could be a lot better value through a tragic and terrible scenario more personalized. Editing should be also considered for Chan-Wooks is very interesting in that it uses the temporal frequency of events to connect, build on India's character and internal struggle of those who surrounded and achieve its incredible ability to cope with the revelations that come over and fit together so scary. The audience comes to realize that some mysteries are exclusive only to those who are bound to the same route that connects generations conclusion desperately eternal and infinite and terrible longing and love to travel in their own money can only be myself. The soundtrack is surprisingly fit, and with a piece of Clint Mansell (Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream) and Emily start Wellss color that serve India's multifaceted transformation mapping. I highly recommend this film much praise and actors Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman, Matthew Goode, Dermot Mulroney and contribute to initial and lasting beauty. |
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