kranthi-askani

It is novelistic, and by that i don't mean it is dreadfully slow. The movie is quiet yes, but, it is also sufficiently visual to free up the tensions that characters face.

If you thought it was going to be erotic then you won't like it. It is much like eva green's 'womb' insofar that the movie is keen in keeping the audience attention within the spectrum of possibilities that are available to the characters.

so if you were to exclaim - oh, come on, this kinda thing never happens. well, you may have a point but that doesn't undermine the quality of the movie

I loved it. Nothing is cliché in this show. They have stayed away from overplaying emotional drama, from good-cop-bad-cop investigating routines- none of that old tactless, boring interludes.

The future city, its technology, its doctrines and atmosphere is very satisfying, not overly done at all.

The plot of revolution is sincere and uncertain for the main characters. Again, this is not overplayed. Its all so very measured and beautiful

Oh, and Rachel Nichols is so pretty I can sit and watch her all day, that mole under her right eye is lovely...

A pleasant surprise. Thank you