This is another one of those movies that I didn’t particularly enjoy – in fact, I didn’t even get through the whole thing, I went and worked on other things while Earl finished it – so I’m going to bullet point my thoughts again.
+ Sean Bean doesn’t die (not really). I always hate when Sean Bean’s character dies in a movie…. I feel like its old hat and just, well, boring now.
- Dialog. Oh my lord, the dialog. I really hoped that the dialogue issues would resolve once we got out of the dream…. and I gave it a chance, and there were a few lines that weren’t painfully stilted. But in truth, this is the reason I stopped watching.
-Sharon honestly thought about leaving Vincent in the room with the nurses… and at the end – within that same day – they’re “together.” Maybe that’s just my interpretation based on the fact that I was half listening and maybe I’m reading that wrong… but it really felt like a contrived bit of “happy” for the ending.
+ One thing I am happy about is that they did stick to and pay homage to the game – at least in part.
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