The two things I liked about this film was Hugh Jackman and the flooded cities. Visually it's executed well, but I don't think the director was capable of achieving what was envisioned. The movie tries to use the backdrop conflict of Chinatown (1974) where there's an underlying problem that is surfaced by the investigation of the protagonist. At the same time trying to achieve the same narration style noir-crime that Sin City (2005) did so well, but doesn't reached the same protentional. I simply found the goals of the characters uninteresting and predictable, with a muddled/weak ending.
Review of Reminiscence
