IdaBarracuda

Could have been a full hour shorter, too long action scenes that make the viewer zone out, weak and uninteresting charecters. All the usual sins of a big budget hollywood movie of the last century.

They could have made the female lead somebody who compliments Indiana. And let indiana be old. Something really cool could have grown from that.

After over 1.5 hours of watching I hoped in the end the bad guys would try to bring the dial to Fuhrer. Who'd be expecting it somewhere in south america. Then they'd fly into the giant butt hole in the sky in an attempt to get back to 40's, but ending up somewhere in the Mesozoic Era. That would have justified everything that happened before.

I had a hunch that the only criticism one might read about this movie is about the "BDSM culture" and how this movie fails to portray it. It's as much about BDSM culture as Lolita is about pedophilia - newsflash, it's not about it. It's also not a documentary. It's art. Chill out.

That being said. The movie is very minimal and I personally loved it. Almost every frame has a meaning and it's not a movie to casually eyeball over. The duet of Krista Kosonen and Pekka Strang is magnificent. Great film making and acting over here, I truly appreciate it.

So if you're interested in some nordic noir, some scandinavian weirdness, the poster and the name tickles you... give this film a chance.

Awesome soundtrack. Because of that I'll give this 6/10 instead of 4/10.

Kind of superficial, predictable, made me cringe few times. But overall I enjoyed the movie. I get what's it like to create and suffer from creator's block - and that's what this movie was all about. The music in the movie was fantastic, visuals were great, acting good.

I wish that at least the ending would have been even more... explosive.