Review of Chapter 27 (2007) by Anahid B — 12 Dec 2008
Chapter 27 is far from flawless, but Leto disappears inside this angry, mouth-breathing psycho geek with a conviction that had me hanging on his every delusion. If Schaefer's intent was to provide some sort of insight into Chapman's character, some hint of explanation for this senseless tragedy, he fails, probably because there's none to be found beyond one lonely guy's addled brain chemistry.
The film's 85 minutes drag by painfully slowly, because there's no respite from Chapman's tedious, self-pitying reveries.
This review of Chapter 27 (2007) was written by Anahid B on 12 Dec 2008.
Chapter 27 has generally received mixed reviews.
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