Dark Corners

I just couldn't sit through this one. Some of the scenic shots were nice, but that hardly justifies spending an evening suffering through the most unintelligible plot in film history.

Cinematically gorgeous. David Lynch-mets- Bertolucci style unfolding view into the hearts and mind of characters as the plot thickens. Loved it. Watched several times. Thematically rich.

Please, don't spend your money to watch this. The movie is an incomprehensible series of flashbacks trying to be a thriller mystery. What is lacking in story they tried to compensate in post production with insane use of color grading and filters. I believe it to be impossible to sit and watch the whole length of this drivel.

Stay away.

Im not an unreasonable person. I don't expect much from a film with B-list stars and unknown director.

The BARE MINIMUM I expect is that I have half a clue as to what the !"#$! is going on. This film doesn't make any sense.

Dark Corners is a visually stunning, groundbreaking film with echoes of David Lynch and Christopher Nolan. It's an onion-film, in that the layers are revealed gradually as the plot twists in surprising and suspenseful ways. It's a complex movie, but don't let that put you off, you need to stick with it and let the story reveal itself. Although it's not a political film on the surface, there's a strong sub-theme about truth and denial which really resonated with me, especially in these polarized times where it seems everyone is intent on denying factual truth, especially on social media.