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.
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.
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.
Filled with too many images void of meaning. It is in the conversations at Mr. Fouad’s garage about the social situation in Lebanon among different people where the substance truly is.
Beautiful B/W and sound design.
The Duellists (1977, Scott)
"The one man, played by Harvey Keitel, is a prisoner of his own hatred. He must kill or be killed. Keith Carradine plays the other man who is honor bound to fight. It is a fascinating story of man’s violence."
--- Ridley Scott
