Review of Seraphim Falls (2007) by Baronia A — 10 Jan 2008
The landscape shifts from snow covered forests to vast arid desolate plains framed by gorgeous skies. The hues can be drab, almost monotone, then change suddenly to scenes fiercely alive with colours.
Watch how Brosnan's character, Gideon, deals with a 'flesh wound' and never look at a superficial gunshot wound the same way again.
This theme of rage and vengeance is nothing new but the costumes, the props, the actor's performance and the majestic if bleak wild west at least does this film justice.
This review of Seraphim Falls (2007) was written by Baronia A on 10 Jan 2008.
Seraphim Falls has generally received positive reviews.
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