Buzz201
Mad Scientist
009 Re:Cyborg
This film is utterly bonkers, it seems to want to throw so much at the wall that I wonder if the script was originally much longer and denser, and has been pared back.
It feels slightly like a three-hour film crammed into 105 minutes.
This whole 'too much going on' vibe is not helped by the film over-explaining complicated bits and simply not explaining easier bits. (For example, Samuel Capital is a hedge fund, how and why does it benefit from starting a war? We're told it does, but details on how are vague.)
It feels like it has a lot to say, but seems to veer between being too muddled for the audience to work out what it's trying to say and making it far too obvious. I wonder if it would play better knowing what the writer-director's vision actually was, because, assuming I'm reading it correctly, it's attempting to address several different completely unrelated philosophical and political ideologies, some for only single conversations.
The action sequences are all a bit weak, and the muddled narrative means I'd probably describe the film as 'interesting' rather than 'entertaining' and I'd only recommend it to people interested in philosophy and religion.
This film is utterly bonkers, it seems to want to throw so much at the wall that I wonder if the script was originally much longer and denser, and has been pared back.
It feels slightly like a three-hour film crammed into 105 minutes.
This whole 'too much going on' vibe is not helped by the film over-explaining complicated bits and simply not explaining easier bits. (For example, Samuel Capital is a hedge fund, how and why does it benefit from starting a war? We're told it does, but details on how are vague.)
It feels like it has a lot to say, but seems to veer between being too muddled for the audience to work out what it's trying to say and making it far too obvious. I wonder if it would play better knowing what the writer-director's vision actually was, because, assuming I'm reading it correctly, it's attempting to address several different completely unrelated philosophical and political ideologies, some for only single conversations.
The action sequences are all a bit weak, and the muddled narrative means I'd probably describe the film as 'interesting' rather than 'entertaining' and I'd only recommend it to people interested in philosophy and religion.
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