I'm not sure how to review "Enemy". It's wonderfully directed, with smooth cinematography and moody music, the acting is good but there are several more-or-less surreal elements that made me question the whole plot.
While the tone is as serious as it can get, the ending left me stunned, and then laughing as the credits rolled by.
This movie is a puzzle and I feel the need to watch it again.
My only complaint is the exaggerated color saturation of the film. I have to say I prefer Villenvenue's "Prisoners" over this one, but it's not really fair to compare them.
Watch it with an open mind, this is certainly no popcorn flick.
While the tone is as serious as it can get, the ending left me stunned, and then laughing as the credits rolled by.
This movie is a puzzle and I feel the need to watch it again.
My only complaint is the exaggerated color saturation of the film. I have to say I prefer Villenvenue's "Prisoners" over this one, but it's not really fair to compare them.
Watch it with an open mind, this is certainly no popcorn flick.