Review of The Art of Negative Thinking (2006) by Tom H — 10 May 2008
A cool film about a physically disabled group thinking in a positive way, until a new member enters the gang unwillingly on his part. suddenly everyone comes to terms of how miserable they really are, which is not necessarily a bad moment in their lives.
they rather seem to have a new purpose in life in a most enjoyable destructive way. the characters are just funny as hell, and I think the film easily could have gone 1 hour longer with great results.
this was oscar worthy in my opinion, but it was also too short. if there would be better time exploring the characters that would be great, because there really was something special about these people in wheelchairs that makes you think of what you usually take for granted.
the relationship between Geirr and his wife was really powerful and seemed so real and conflicting. everyone should see this film as a sake of not missing out on something great. also the black humor in this was over the top and hilarious.
This review of The Art of Negative Thinking (2006) was written by Tom H on 10 May 2008.
The Art of Negative Thinking has generally received positive reviews.
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