>such a lame social commentary
>OMG it was like Snowpiercer but in vertical lol
ITT: people who don't like it most likely didn't get it. Very much like A Field In England, this was about a slow descent into insanity.
It was a poor adaptation though. I prefered by far A Field in England.
>It's another Northern Ireland film made with lottery money.
They all have good concepts but are horribly acted and executed and 70% feature Colin Meaney. Is this one any different.
>>68007220
The acting is really mediocre, but Ben Wheatley's cinematography is the only thing saving the movie. The adaptation work is terrible.
torrent when?
>>68007275
I thought Hiddlestone played it well.
Plus Sienna Miller can just stand/sit there it doesn't bother me.
>>68007311
Still, the movie as a whole was a disappointment. I didn't really understand the architect's motive for example. He seems to drift into insanity and depravation for no reason at all.
>>68005706
>about a slow descent into insanity.
For me it's like why would I want to watch a movie about this when I'm just living it in real life now
Worth seeing it in the cinema?
>>68007404
Well the whole building descended into anarchy.
Some of the occupants way of dealing with it was isolation and depression.
It was more Hiddlestones characters reaction that surprised me. I was expecting him to go to the top floor and be the hero but he just ends up going mad and eating his dog.
I liked it.
>>68007479
He was just desperately trying to fit in I think. You add that to the fact he may have pushed someone to commit suicide after living through the passing of his whole family can be a bit overwhelming.
>>68005706
Is this poster suppose to be an homage to "Nostalgia of The Infinite?
It made me think of Lunacy (2005). I really didn't like the blurred narrative, but was it this way on purpose? I mean, the moment where it all goes to shit after the suicide is really sped up and I didn't really get why.
>>68007692
Probably futurist architecture and aesthetics in general, yeah.
