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  Review by pops baron ★★★★★ 3

  “What happens with Diesel? Kramer fails where he should have succeeded (on the side of the spectacle, of business) and he succeeds a bit where he has never failed (on the side of cinematographic writing). His characters are badly drawn out, blurry, and not storyboarded; they don’t become types, let alone myths. But Kramer only ever took interest in the opposite: not the characters, one by one, but in what links them all. He’s interested in the link, not the linked ones. In this sense he is a modern filmmaker, i.e. not very American (he admires Resnais). He’s American in the sense that for him the link is tribal and never erotic or psychological. Kramer may have changed, moved, lived and worked in France, he knows what a tribe is, this mix of paranoid fascination and group narcissism. He knows it like any other American, from Ford to Cimino.”
  — Serge Daney

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  Review by rjt 1

  There's a dreaminess to this that I like. Things don't connect, bits are missing, there's a song that sounds a bit like Knocking on Heaven's Door, I can't connect some sentences to those that are before and after, faces are all familiar, there's so much fog and things coming in-and-out of clear view...

  Film follows other characters too much to make this impression stand up to scrutiny, but I'm just gunna ignore that :0)

  Truck has a smiley face . .`: : :`. .

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  Review by Deryk Rumbold ★★

  The potential is here! Has all the trappings of science fiction that will leave you with a message but unfortunately it feels like it is a sequel in a franchise but there is no catching the viewer up. Also there is very little chemistry amongst the wide ensemble cast for how short it is.

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  Review by Camden ½

  So it was bad movie night and I decided to go with this French "Mad Max". Unfortunately it was just boring and barely understandable (you can tell some parts of the story are missing).

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  Review by Nick Duxstad ★★★★★ 3

  James is great in this