Same conceit as Crash, but better executed, in my opinion. Goes to show how seemingly harmless acts can have far-reaching consequences. Didn't quite get the Japanese storyline, though; other than the tenuous connection to the other stories, I didn't see its relevance. Timing in at least one case made logistics seem forced, and too many open threads at the end to leave me satisfied.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Babel (2006)
★★★
Same conceit as Crash, but better executed, in my opinion. Goes to show how seemingly harmless acts can have far-reaching consequences. Didn't quite get the Japanese storyline, though; other than the tenuous connection to the other stories, I didn't see its relevance. Timing in at least one case made logistics seem forced, and too many open threads at the end to leave me satisfied.
Same conceit as Crash, but better executed, in my opinion. Goes to show how seemingly harmless acts can have far-reaching consequences. Didn't quite get the Japanese storyline, though; other than the tenuous connection to the other stories, I didn't see its relevance. Timing in at least one case made logistics seem forced, and too many open threads at the end to leave me satisfied.
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