A talky film with difficult subject matter, dialogue, and situations, but it’s also a story that is hopeful and empowering.
A talky film with difficult subject matter, dialogue, and situations, but it’s also a story that is hopeful and empowering.
Features bloody, graphic wartime violence that is necessary rather than gratuitous, and it certainly goes a long way in proving a strong point about the horrific realities of war.
The film is so wise and tender and emotionally touching that even when the story ended, I wanted more. There are no missteps here.
No film has ever felt as demanding of its audience than this intense, complex psychological study of a brilliant artist’s total downfall.
The story is unfocused and tries to tackle too many topics, which dilutes the film and causes all of it to feel manipulative and forced.
A candy-colored, nightmarish dream world of lofty ambitions, brutal violence, and bloody murder creates a horror movie that’s unlike any other.