rosamlima
Joined Jun 2013
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Solid acting, interesting concept. MAGA people devoid of intellect will not understand the film but it exposed concepts about wealth, value, sharing, equality, desire and how we have arrived in a place where billionaires have hijacked media, political apparatus, justice and diverted us towards war, away from solving a metacrisis which is fueled by greed. Ignorance and callousness.
The father and son act of Rafe and Timothy Spall was superb as expected. The protagonist Mary Winstead was top notch and all of the the accompanying cast, without exception, provided a sense of reality.
The ending is poignant as it portrays the suffering of the destructive and viral mental behaviour that constitutes suffering in human society.
The father and son act of Rafe and Timothy Spall was superb as expected. The protagonist Mary Winstead was top notch and all of the the accompanying cast, without exception, provided a sense of reality.
The ending is poignant as it portrays the suffering of the destructive and viral mental behaviour that constitutes suffering in human society.
Critics and Hollywood wake up. All you need is one set, a sharp script and the movie to be well acted. This twisted indie crime thriller didnt disappoint, despite the flaws.
It starts when following a bloodbath prologue, the enigmatic and bruised Rebecca (Abbie Cornish) wakes up in a dilapidated police station. The pace of the drama, the unpredictability and the predictability will keep you entertained and guessing until the end.
Usually when I see the Quiver logo before a film I get scared, but I was pleasantly surprised by Detained. Not a masterpiece, but it has its moments. So worth a watch.
It starts when following a bloodbath prologue, the enigmatic and bruised Rebecca (Abbie Cornish) wakes up in a dilapidated police station. The pace of the drama, the unpredictability and the predictability will keep you entertained and guessing until the end.
Usually when I see the Quiver logo before a film I get scared, but I was pleasantly surprised by Detained. Not a masterpiece, but it has its moments. So worth a watch.
