Review: Stoker, acclaimed Korean director Park's debut English Chan-wook, is a dark film, disturbing and diabolical about introspective daughter named India witnesses the loss of innocence after death sudden and untimely loved her father. In Stoker, Parks fixation for bizarre and morbid again full screen. But of course a bit more cautious than usual. He seems to hold its characters a tight leash for a very long time, and this makes the films first half seems much slower and less hyper than typical Park movie. But when the dust settles down, the viewer is treated to pure mastery of the craft parks. In Stoker, Park pays tribute to the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. Those who saw Hitchcock's 1943 Thriller shadow of doubt would not be difficult to draw parallels. Park limns colored canvas that only he can, and his characters enter it as spirits trapped in limbo. Although the characters are very emotional, their selfish strange documents make it difficult for viewers to sympathize with them. Chung Chung-Hoon alluring photo gives the film feels hypnotic. The act of three films lead characters ie. Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman and Matthew Goode is quite brilliant, and in that order. Overall, Stoker exciting work with film despite succeed stoke the fire of curiosity can still leave No, keen eyed viewer intelligent lurch. They are accustomed to seeing the quintessential Hollywood product is likely to find many strange and deeply disturbing Stoker. However, if you are looking for something different to break the routine of your daily monotonous when Stoker will surely disappoint you. 8/10For more, visit my blog at Internet movie: http://www.apotpourriofvestiges.com/ |
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