dannykparker

The film starts well, Ridley Scott on reasonable form, but then Julianne Moore opens her mouth and this rediculous accent comes out, its allmost comical, if it wasn't so sad. The plot tumbles on, very stylishly, and a little slowly, but it all appears to be leading to a big finale and... well... I wouldn't use the word big (If you catch my drift). Anthony Hopkins seems to ditch the hannibal from 'Silence of the lambs' and creates a completely different character. The film has bags of style, but none of the gritty nastiness of its prequel. The ending is a joke, quite literally. Dissapointing, very dissapointing.

This animation is one of the most beautiful pieces of cinema I have ever had the pleasure of viewing. It's a wonderfully comic short film that make your heart melt. How on earth can an animation bring a lamp to life enough for people to feel for it? An amazing piece of film that should be enjoyed by everyone