Review of Kon-Tiki (2012) by Amilcar A — 17 May 2013

When I found out that this film was a film nominated for an academy award for Foreign film about a true story of an explorer's (who could not even swim) epic crossing of the Pacific on a balsa wood raft in 1947, I thought it would be at least dramatic if not intense.

Instead I felt completely disengaged and completely bored by the whole experience. And if it wasn't for a moment of the film where the camera pans up all the way to space and back to the raft, I would have classed it as completely uninteresting.

The production is good but this hardly qualifies for a good film.