Nocturama
Drama • NR • 2016 • 2 hr 11 min
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The first act is a tad too slow, but it gets truly fascinating when we observe the scared children behind the acts of terror.
A touch heavy on the style, poses the question of legitimate violence against capitalism.
Everything but the first half of the movie is great. A suspenseful mood and some hypnotizing musical moments after being bored over an hour
A real slowburner that could’ve done more work to give the characters depth but still builds tension really well with an effective climax
Won't please to everyone but it's quite a good movie
The Lack Of Audio The Lack Of Interesting Character Development Had Me Watching This Half Ass While On My Phone What A Dissapointment
It doesn't develop it's characters as much as i would liked but i really loved the cinematography
Unlike anything I've ever seen, it doesn't offer easy answers but offers events and decisions, and lets you feel what you feel.
Like the store setting but just so slow. Could have been an hour fifteen instead of two.
On a personal level, I could not connect with nor enjoy the film. I can understand why it can be appealing but the film truly dragged on.
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