Timecrimes (2007) Nacho Vigalondo of is not just a movie, it's a great game. This did not mean the game site that was a great example of viral campaign, and that certainly played a while (I'm still waiting to bring me the shirt because there were problems with shipping). I mean, in itself, the film is a funny game, such that do not want to run out. If there is something positive from the film is that you get bored. You can not, do not have time for it. The brain is active you in a way that you start thinking about this and that, to connect one with the other, and the neuronal orgy that occurs there is no place for the yawn. Always something happening on screen that forces you to think, play, without being able to pay.
The script is not the hours you can be denied. There are a lot of time behind all these events and the complexity of the situations we face. Perhaps that's the problem you could blame, and that everything has been devoted to what happens on the road to forget who's wrong. The characters and what they say is irrelevant, just make you worry. The performances suffer because of that, not given game and removing the main character, Karra Elejalde , others displayed little or acting or bad (because Nacho still do not know if you wanted your character to be so direct or is that you could not do best). Any problems vitiating the film in this aspect is compensated anyway because the truth is that not care. You're having a great with the game to look out on those details than strictly necessary.
Before entering a waiting room humor, is not known whether because of the mummy pink or have seen and read things Vigalondo before. As in other works, humor there, and in the same way this is not based on jokes, tributes and parodies, there's nothing like that, no one could ever classify this movie as "comedy." Simply put, the absurd is presented by necessity of history, which tells us funny without being funny. If you have seen 7:35 am (2003) [here] or Shock (2005) [here] , you know what I mean humor. I look forward to leave the special edition DVD in December because of these films is the way it has, to see her again with all information completely changes how you see it. It is not simply watch the movie knowing what will happen is something completely different, that for instance comes to my head Memento (1999). In addition, the DVD will also feature Audio Commentary Vigalondo and apparently, the film mounted in order (or so I suspect I will be "Fitting Linear") and of course, the short "7.35 am".
Even before seeing it pretty much took for granted, but I think that would have thrown him a couple of eggs and would have been the wisest choice for the Oscar for best foreign language film. Addition and has received good critical outside Spain, have been the best option, perhaps the most unusual and risky, yes, but certainly more striking than "The Blind Sunflowers," and certainly more entertaining. Nacho returns to give "a lesson in cinema" to the English. In this case, it applies only "A lesson in cinema" to perfection, but also adds another aspect: we have to take risks, you might hit a wafer large, but the opposite might happen. By the way, I went to see a "film culture", these do not sell popcorn, with little advertising and a single session in this case was a Thursday. Its biggest advantage is that is close to many people whose only other option would be a round trip of 30 minutes and 30 back. And just knowing that you are watching a movie and it do not take even 10 minutes between coming and going, is a joy. Knowing that only costs 3 €, another. And the practice assurance that people will not bother with one. It should be noted that the film was relatively full (especially considering that it was a Thursday at 8 pm) and had a lot of people greater than first thought there was the potential audience for this film, but did not seem upset with once it's over. That so many people to be a Thursday at any hour, and people who do not seem primary audience for the film, reinforces my belief that much harm was done away public cinemas.
Video "A lesson in movie" Nacho Vigalondo:
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