Review of The End of Violence (1997) by Christopher S — 14 Nov 2010
Muddled effort from writer-director Wim Wenders attempts to be a mediation on the role of violence in American society, but never really coalesces into a compelling story. An intriguing, slick atmosphere and an impressive cast aren't enough to elevate it from its pretensions and heavy-handed allegory.
A dull mess, but an effective score by Ry Cooder.
This review of The End of Violence (1997) was written by Christopher S on 14 Nov 2010.
The End of Violence has generally received mixed reviews.
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