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A Murder at the End of the World — 7.1/10 IMDB, 3.5 Letterboxd, 88%/88% Rotten Tomatoes.
What's up with these scores? Have people not seen anything prior to 2010?
This was a slog to get through. Has some half-decent ideas, a good setup, and mostly good performances. Goes hard with cringe and/or pointless technobabble that brings it all down. Here's an example of one of the _better_ dialogs:
[Dr. Sian Cruise]: Can I come in a sec?
[Lisbeth Salander from…
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Almost everything demands high amounts of suspension of disbelief. This is a risky premise, but workable when the rest is correctly executed.
Unfortunately, aside from the visuals - which I feel necessary to point out that, while interesting, more than borrow from Moebius -, everything pretty much fails the mark for me.
I can't really pinpoint why, but the animation seems somewhat inconsistent along the way (in particular, "Barry" and friends just felt ... off - and not in a…
Very well made. Kinda creepy, though. Can't really understand the hype.
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