The Beast lurks in the background and picks up pace throughout the film - the end result is wholly unsettling in the best possible way
Patterns of fear, destined to repeat themselves through time - and dystopian nightclubs, inhabited by AI dancebots added a special kind of chill, and a believable glimpse into the future
I really liked this a lot - it had elements of Aronofsky’s The Fountain, but better - plus an impending sense that nothing is quite…
Have I missed something here?
This film was hilariously bad - flat, average acting, strange music played too loud and all over the place
Feel like I must have watched a different film to most of the people on Letterboxd, I really don’t get the love for this at all
Devastatingly powerful.. everything you have heard about this film is probably true. One sequence in particular delivered for me one of the biggest "fucking hell" moments I've ever seen in cinema. Raw, harrowing, and a vitally important film.. once seen, it is impossible to forget.
As with Paris, Texas, Wenders manages to capture the personal and the intimate wonderfully against a backdrop of something much larger. Lovely film.
