I have no idea why I though this was a comedy, but it most certainly is not. It's in fact quite dark and disturbing in a very understated way. What develops throughout the film is obvious very quickly, but we aren't watching this through our eyes, but the eyes of protagonist, who doesn't see what we do. The whole then becomes an exercise in Chekov's gun - we've all seen it, but how long will it take before someone uses it? The ambiguous ending is really perfect. I enjoyed this. 3.5/5
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Monday, August 1, 2016
Choose Conor
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Jeffrey
A fabulous rom-com that's zany, off-the-wall and hilarious. Patrick Stewart is perfection. 3.5/5
Jeffrey on Netflix
Jeffrey on Netflix
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