Just in case anyone is thinking about watching (or has watched) Gasper Noe's latest film, have a quick read of my girlfriend's review. It covers pretty much everything, including spoilers, so read at your own peril.
Read the rest at Controversy for controversy's sake?
What do you guys think?
I personally didn't like it, nor Irreversible. Talented director yes, but I would love to see him direct something more storyline based.
Controversy for controversy's sake?
Contains spoilers.
Sex, Violence, Drugs, Death, Incest; Gaspar Noe is back and ready to get you talking.
Anybody that recognises the name Gaspar Noe will approach his films with some level of caution. Whilst most of this caution may be carried by intrigue, many may feel a slight unease towards the French-Argentine Filmmaker's work. His last feature, 2002's Irreversible, split its audience into two teams. The majority of people were freaked out by the ultra-violence the tale of revenge spawned, with the famous nine minute rape scene tending to overshadow the film itself. Others, however, were able to withstand their discomfort in order to see past the film's extreme masculine provocation and into the technical ability of its maker. Noe's camerawork is what makes his cinema so innovative, with his desire to linger; exploit and excess designed to test the audience's resilience to his explosive subject matter.
Enter The Void will no doubt split the audience in a similar way
Read the rest at Controversy for controversy's sake?
What do you guys think?
I personally didn't like it, nor Irreversible. Talented director yes, but I would love to see him direct something more storyline based.