david-herz-901-38916
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Extremely well done, brisk and commanding and thoroughly disturbing and repulsive at the same time...Be a winner, do what you have, discard your morals, isn't that what the law is about? I'm confused, I didn't think so. But perhaps this series will convince viewers that these are indeed the conditions that must be maintained to win your case. The characters are brash and young, the depth of their exchanges does not impress, it's all about determination to get those pieces of information that will sway the case your way as if those were indeed the missing pieces of an immense puzzle. It's an oversimplification and pretty darn evil but i'm sure a lot of people will enjoy that.
As the eighth episode of Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities this gem did not redeem the series it rather gave me a breath of fresh air, a feeling of redemption. While the seven previous episodes are gory and ghastly beyond bearing this portrait of a couple's grief is not only beautifully filmed but displays natural beauty in a way worthy of a National Geographic documentary, all the while blending this magical phenomenon into the story line , mixing magic with repressed feeling and the liberating possibilities of hallucinations, of all things.
It really is a gem by the director who did Jennifer Kent who did the Babadook, a liberating, moving and beautifully staged production. Thank you Jennifer Kent.
It really is a gem by the director who did Jennifer Kent who did the Babadook, a liberating, moving and beautifully staged production. Thank you Jennifer Kent.
This episode is so extraordinary a piece of filmmaking that all the plaudits can be summed up in: Go see it. If it does not move you then you are suffering from serious emotional deficit. In a worst case scenario you will at least emerge with a method to determine whether or not someone has feelings for you. The actors are thrilling, the twists, bewitching, the exchanges, mesmerizing. Would that any other 90 minute long crime drama could pretend to half this much intensity, emotional turbulence and surprise. I had tears in my eyes at the end and indeed, like so many of the other ecstatic reviews, the only sound that came to my lips was: Wow!