03-07-2020, 11:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-11-2022, 03:56 AM by Drunk Monk.)
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I finally saw Stoker. Only took me 8 years to get around to it.
Enjoyable in that twisted Chan Park Wook way, yet Hollywood with Mia Wasikowska, Nicole and Matthew Goode. Mia was quite good as Wednesday as tg aptly put it, even upstaging Nicole who was quite gorgeous in this. It's a coming of age gothic horror tale with an ominous soundtrack, clever cinematography and editing, and a subtly perverse color scheme. I enjoyed it. It was engrossing enough. Not Chan's best but definitely intriguing, and it had some fresh visions and cinematic stylistic foreshadowing that was good. No sword fights but some good pencil and belt action. I'm only going to recommend this to DOOM Chan fans.
I finally saw Stoker. Only took me 8 years to get around to it.
Enjoyable in that twisted Chan Park Wook way, yet Hollywood with Mia Wasikowska, Nicole and Matthew Goode. Mia was quite good as Wednesday as tg aptly put it, even upstaging Nicole who was quite gorgeous in this. It's a coming of age gothic horror tale with an ominous soundtrack, clever cinematography and editing, and a subtly perverse color scheme. I enjoyed it. It was engrossing enough. Not Chan's best but definitely intriguing, and it had some fresh visions and cinematic stylistic foreshadowing that was good. No sword fights but some good pencil and belt action. I'm only going to recommend this to DOOM Chan fans.
Shadow boxing the apocalypse