An unusual film, not quite as profound as it thinks it is, but still an interesting watch.
this one look's nice I will update at the end of it, I found it on kodiapps.com one hour & 49 minutes I like when a movie is at least 1Hour 45 minutes or 2 hours than one at 1Hour 30 minutes . this one look coming out of space ! ! !
Review by Stephen CampbellBlockedParent2022-10-16T02:37:38Z
A clichéd, predictable, tonally inconsistent mess
Part murder-mystery, part esoteric cosmological rumination, part metaphysical neo-noir, Carol Morley's Out of Blue is a complete shambles. That this is so gives me no pleasure at all, as I'm a big fan of both Dreams of a Life (2011) and The Falling (2014). Dreams, in particular, was a seismic gut punch of a movie, beautifully made, and thoroughly sobering. I saw Morley do Q&As for both films at the Dublin International Film Festival, and I've always found her to be articulate and insightful, so I was really looking forward to Out of Blue. Loosely based on Martin Amis's 1997 novel Night Train, the film wears its influences very much on its sleeve, primarily Nicolas Roeg (whose son, Luc serves as a producer) and David Lynch. Obviously designed as a puzzle, the story only ever seems half-formed, as if we're seeing it through gauze. Mixing tones, themes, and styles, the film tries to be many things at once, but ultimately ends up being none of them; far too simplistic to be a fully realised examination of the nature of existence, far too predictable to be a whodunnit, far too clichéd to be a noir.
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