WayneLigon
Adventurer
Just watched The Signal and The Rover. The Signal is probably the best SF I've seen since Moon. The Rover, despite occurring in 'Australia: Ten Years After The Collapse', is not a Road Warrior take. It feels like it has twice the violence of all three of those movies combined, just because it's set on such a small stage, so to speak. Yes, the last scene made me tear up.
After was pretty good, for all that we kinda know what is going on, and the characters themselves talk about it, much like we would if we were in that situation. I was pretty pleased by how inventive they got in a few sequences.
Mr. Jones was a terrifically original horror movie with an absolutely brilliant, horrifying, and unique concept, which was hamstrung by a first-time director and the only thing I've ever seen that is worse than Shakey-Cam: the Snorri-Cam (this is where the camera is strapped to the actor's body and faces him, so everything in the world but the actor moves. It's hideously off-putting and disorienting. Now imagine half a movie made that way).
After was pretty good, for all that we kinda know what is going on, and the characters themselves talk about it, much like we would if we were in that situation. I was pretty pleased by how inventive they got in a few sequences.
Mr. Jones was a terrifically original horror movie with an absolutely brilliant, horrifying, and unique concept, which was hamstrung by a first-time director and the only thing I've ever seen that is worse than Shakey-Cam: the Snorri-Cam (this is where the camera is strapped to the actor's body and faces him, so everything in the world but the actor moves. It's hideously off-putting and disorienting. Now imagine half a movie made that way).