After watching "Mindcage" and seeing some reviews comparing it to "The Silence of the Lambs," I found the similarities notable but wouldn't call it a copy. Melissa Roxburgh delivers a performance that is both relatable and intelligent, easily drawing in the audience. John Malkovich, as The Artist, captivates with a mix of intelligence and charm, making for a standout performance alongside Roxburgh's.
The film follows the classic detective thriller format, filled with twists that keep viewers engaged and guessing. However, the VFX was a bit of a letdown, coming across as rushed and lacking cohesion at times.
Despite this, "Mindcage" stands out for its good performances, intriguing narrative, backed by original visuals. It's definitely worth watching for fans of the genre.
The film follows the classic detective thriller format, filled with twists that keep viewers engaged and guessing. However, the VFX was a bit of a letdown, coming across as rushed and lacking cohesion at times.
Despite this, "Mindcage" stands out for its good performances, intriguing narrative, backed by original visuals. It's definitely worth watching for fans of the genre.