Review of Hunting Emma (2017) by Marissa%20 R — 23 May 2018
Byron Davis's Hunting Emma is a stylized homage to both classic action films and modern westerns. Through its intriguing, westernized style and gritty, close-range combat, the film creates an engaging setting rich with starch visuals.
The barren, lifeless nature of the desert is expressed clearly in bright shades of yellow and orange, it's more violent points filled with a stark red. It's central character, Emma, and her struggle against all odds feels inspiring, even shocking; with every fight comes a more grizzled, focused woman determined to survive at all costs.
There's true progression in the characters, from the various personalities of the Boseman's crew to Emma's father. Each individual has a role to play in the narrative, roles which are fulfilled with powerful performances from the entire cast.
Overall, it's a brilliantly written, visually stunning action film, and one which viewers will draw a sincere amount of enjoyment from.
This review of Hunting Emma (2017) was written by Marissa%20 R on 23 May 2018.
Hunting Emma has generally received positive reviews.
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