Transcendence
Transcendence is like watching a baseball player hit a home run only to get profoundly lost and confused after stepping on second base.
Transcendence is like watching a baseball player hit a home run only to get profoundly lost and confused after stepping on second base.
This is a crude, rude, offensive film devoid of a single moment of charm or interest. It gives all aliens a bad name.
Similar to 3 Days to Kill, this is a film where the hero is an aging, alcoholic man with lost hopes and dreams.
Despite being released in Hollywood’s February dead zone, this is a film that is likely to surprise you on multiple levels.
How can this film be both fun and intellectually stimulating? How can that be possible?
How can you possibly miss any film starring Chris Pine, Keira Knightley and Kevin Costner with Kenneth Branagh directing?
Rating: I am somewhat ashamed that I liked this incredibly morbid film. I wished my psychiatrist hadn’t moved to New Mexico.
Though the film contains some very good performances, my overall reaction was captured long ago by the famous words of Marlon Brando in On the Waterfront (1954), and I paraphrase, “It coulda been… Continue reading
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