Movie reviews of David Gilleand

It was ultimately a weak concept with not much to really build on...

It only worked sometimes, which only hurt the film in the end, I think.

It doesn’t make a lick of sense. It does…it just does it in a darkly artistic way...

The main characters basically held the importance while everyone else sorta of blended together.

The characters were fine, but I won’t be remembering them forever.

Every character in this film seemingly had an important role adding to the direction of the plot.

It’s dark, it’s humorous, it’s got a lot of action and makes plenty of references to the original films...

A weird movie, but weird in a good way.

It was written really well and performed just as well, but the chemistry just wasn’t there for me this time.

Was the movie halfway decent? I’ll say that it was, but that’s probably the best thing I can say about the movie.

It’s silly, but it’s still strong.

Feels pretty darn independent overall, but at the same time, you’ll notice that the acting is pretty superb from beginning to end.

I love it, it’s classic yet modern in all the right ways...

Some really impressive lines of dialogue and actual acting...

The characters, visuals, set pieces, camera work, even music and especially the dialogue set this film apart from any other like it.

Nolan couldn’t have possibly done a better job here.

This film has an interesting perspective of cult members vs. cult members...

While it has its own problems here and there, it’s hard not to consider how good it actually is.

Did a great job, but it could’ve been better.

It feels sort of like a true story, where there’s no point to the film other than to tell one man’s experiences with a cult...

They had a vision of what they wanted to do, and it seemed as if they at least pulled that off.

They had an exact idea behind this film – and they achieved what they wanted to do.

They were trying too hard to revamp a story that’s been over and done with.

It never sucked me in, unfortunately.