Like a rabid Wolf in Heat!
Piss and vinegar, blood and glory.
A sheer tour full of madness and gore through the heaviest of times, with a story that is as old as humanity itself. The eerie fantasy elements is what cements this revenge tale of Shakespearean proportion, which in fact is the story of Hamlet, and our "Hero" is named Amleth (Alexander Skarsgård in a incredibly beasty performance), which should be indication enough.
The fine details and the razor…
Between Heaven and Hell
There aren't many good doings that come from an invader, that tries to take over another country, mostly with some seedy motivations and a madness for power. The people have to die for something they've been drilled for, but have no understanding for the reasons. All just for the homeland that invokes false pride, for a totalitarian dictatorship that tortures everyone, not just the Prisoners of War.
This is where the Nurses and the Doctors come…
FFF-
French is for Future
A stupid comedy with stupid characters and a very superficial design of the AI-Apocalypse, that didn't make a lick of sense.
It really got very quiet around Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Rank 137✪). He was one of the great hopes from the Nineties of French Cinema for me, with his own distinct voice and charm, that nobody else deemed to try. But as it seems, this doesn't work in our new times anymore and feels just comic without the comedy.
A Tonal Mys(t)ery
-"Calling Dr. Morbius. Please comes as fast as you can with your crutches, we have a medical emergency in the children ward!"
This is the mindset in which we move here. His name is really Dr. Michael Morbius, unironically. Paired with Method Actor excellence Jared the First and Last Gifted Child from Earth and you got yourself a stinker for the ages, with all the money they could burn. The effects are shoddy, there is no Blood(!)…
What a Beast of a Movie!
From perfect Camera, Sound and incredible Actors and all rapped up in the first Brainsplatter, as I like to call this Movie, I have ever seen.
I was at the Fantasy Film Fest in 2004 at the screening of this enormous Masterpiece. It was a incredible Atmosphere!
Till half hour before the ending you hear laugther, chuckles and gasping. But when the climax came, there was dead silence long after the credits were gone.…
