“Do you ever get the feeling that people are incapable of not caring?”
Aronofsky films have become appointment viewing for me anytime one hits theaters, and a Brendan Fraser comeback is a huge bonus. What Aronofsky has done here is a picture steeped in empathy, a character study that marinates in the type of person often forgotten by society, or worse, discarded as less than human. Charlie represents someone who is drowning in the consequences of his life, tumbling in…