Violentia

This movie is not interesting enough to watch completely. Any movie or video material has to have some comfortable pace to be able to create intrigue in audience. This movie lacks it. We can understand the premise or where it is going in first 15 minutes and that also seems like a mere idea rather than movie material. It could have made a better short film, but it lacks the standard in making.

I don't recommend it.

The story is great and fairly detailed and believeable. However the characters are dull and lifeless with poor acting skills. They stumble through the slow pace with agonising monotony, in a backdrop of awful sound track which sounds sometimes like a cat walking on a keyboard and sometimes like a rave on repeat. There are so many large spaces of nothing, with stares that mean nothing, and music that just grates. The dialogue is awful pretending to be intelligent debate, but just being lost in absurdity and tedium with worse delivery than a mute seal. I can't believe I forced myself through an hour of this before finally turning it off.

It's bit ambiguous, but it's well conceived. Once you can deceive your brain, it's really horrible.

Although this is a sci-fi movie, it attempts to address something much deeper, to gain understanding of what makes a person violent. You get to go 'inside' a mind of a psychopath. which is a bit unsettling, because of the picture and sound effects when you are 'in' the psychopath's memories.

The movie has a couple of nice twists, having watched the movie with my other half, we kept talking about it afterwards.

All in all a very satisfying watch. There should be more sci-fi movies like this with a theme that has roots in reality not just killing random aliens. Worth a watch.

My first movie for sci-fi genre and I quite liked it! Tight grip till the end!