Review of Enemy (2014) by Patrick Gamble for CineVue — 08 Jan 2015
Choosing to focus more time on the uncoordinated instinctual trends of the subconscious rather than the moralising role of the cognisant, Enemy lacks the humanity to relate to on an emotional level, ultimately tempering the brooding anxiety and distilling our intrigue into mild curiosity towards the oblique narrative rather than fostering the original menace into something more substantial.
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This review of Enemy (2014) was written by Patrick Gamble and published by CineVue on 08 Jan 2015.
Enemy has generally received positive reviews.
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