- Sensibility: Any moment involving Julia tends towards complete nonsense, as the character is flirtatious to a point of farce. A strange bit of hunting in a mansion and a last minute save from execution make
the film nearly impossible to accept at face value, and there isn't much value beyond that.
- Cinematography: Costuming is wildly inconsistent for most characters and then far too consistent for Julia's character, production design is uninspired and there are no strong or striking visuals present
anywhere in the film.
- Energy: Everything interesting about the film is laid out plainly within the first 30 or so minutes. The film proceeds too predictably and drags its heels with the narration technique to keep things interesting for the entire, too long, run-time.
- Narrative: The film suffers from far too much predictability. The main character's decisions and relationships are artificial and the entire film as a whole is lacking in meaningful substance. Julia's character is so unrealistic and transparent that she is barely more than a plot device. However, a unique and unredeeming ending does make things a little interesting.
- T-Points: The film received no bonus points.
Another film with very little going for it. Visually lackluster with weak characters makes for a poor film.
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