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Original premise but badly executed.

Its intrigue keeps you a bit engaged, but its awful acting and absurd ending (mix of cheesy melodrama with explosive action) with lacklustre SFX damage the film.

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Anarchic documentary about an anarchic individual.

Centring on the figure of the controversial and rebellious master of CGI “Spaz” Williams, this film is a bit all over the place but its look into the art of CGI, the inner politics of the Hollywood system and the battle of our protagonist against depression and alcoholism make it a more than worthy watch.

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Unconventional action film with interesting use of sound (design and score), camera movement (a bit exaggerated), and plot twists.

Unfortunately its acting is very poor and the message seems pretentious.

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With a nice array of characters, road movie feel and imagery (even if some computer generated animation is not well integrated).

The film also suffers of being a bit repetitive and predictable.

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Clearly del Toro influenced.

Led by two child siblings in a house and forest during WW2 Philippines, this fantasy horror excels in tense scenes which sadly start late and are second to the gore.

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