Less is more
What I really liked about the film was the background story (espeacially the time frame) and the choice of the cast.
The plot itself sometimes feels draggy and some parts are completely unnessecary, whereas other fragments are not logical or didn't got enough of attention/development
The art style (or should I say the CGI) in the background sometimes is very distracting or doesn't mix well with the real life elements of the scene.
The last thing I want to mention is, that many aspects of the film feel very forced. Either the director/screenwriter didn't believe in his own creation/the cast or the producers were interfering in his work. What do I mean by that?
Giving or showing the audience extra scenes for things should've already figure out themselves (if they were paying attention) and the name dropping typical austrian/vienesse culutural speacialties, like locations, food or local terms.
All in all, it was an average film experience. Not very entertaining but far from bad.
The plot itself sometimes feels draggy and some parts are completely unnessecary, whereas other fragments are not logical or didn't got enough of attention/development
The art style (or should I say the CGI) in the background sometimes is very distracting or doesn't mix well with the real life elements of the scene.
The last thing I want to mention is, that many aspects of the film feel very forced. Either the director/screenwriter didn't believe in his own creation/the cast or the producers were interfering in his work. What do I mean by that?
Giving or showing the audience extra scenes for things should've already figure out themselves (if they were paying attention) and the name dropping typical austrian/vienesse culutural speacialties, like locations, food or local terms.
All in all, it was an average film experience. Not very entertaining but far from bad.
- KillerFeature
- 15 oct. 2021