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Duncan Shepherd signs in on Violence and Flightplan

(Shepherd, my favorite critic, writes from San Diego, by the way.)

"Through such devious means as the sedate and didactic tone, the clear-eyed and controlled cinematography, the deliberate pace, and a spot of uncommonly graphic sex between happily marrieds, the film feels unconventional, feels unpredictable. And it makes good use of William Hurt's widely recognized looniness for an unexpectedly funny climax, notwithstanding the expected gore."

"The movie gets off the ground in good shape, and manages to remain aloft a good deal longer than Red Eye, not merely because Berlin to New York is longer than Dallas to Miami."


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Topic - Duncan Shepherd signs in on Violence and Flightplan - clarkjohnsen 09:18:01 09/29/05 (3)


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