| Review: I do not remember, I was so scared in the cinema, because Dont Look Now in the Coen brothers to make everything a step further with refreshing ease. The terror was real, and not because we're rooting for Josh Brolin, or anyone in particular. The terrorist was personal, Joel and Ethan Coen, the tangible and visceral terror. You must make your own nightmares. Josh Brolin is a perfect piece of casting, because in a way that not a lot of personal colors. He is one of the staff, one of us, and we have ourselves in their shoes. This is the art of film narrative, expressed in a way that had never experienced before. I've heard of people old enough to have seen Hitchcock's Psycho age, the theater, and had them glued to the screen, their own fears. Well, what we experience here. Javier Bardem is excellent, considering he is the cause of fear. It carries the human / inhuman nature of power be, and we know what the hell we were, sooner or later, and if you take vesszüka end of the movie, perhaps. Worthy Oscar winners, all this, and all of them. |
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