Review of The Final Cut (2004) by Abel D — 18 Jan 2015
Though its dialogue may occasionally ring false & indulgent, and its plot exceed its ideas with elements that are never resolved or explored, Naim's science fiction debut is still a commendable and ambitious film.
It's beautifully shot, tightly edited and masterfully scored by Brian Tyler who creates the needed ambiance and tension. Also of note is a strong performance from the versatile Williams, who gives depth and emotion to an otherwise one note character.
This review of The Final Cut (2004) was written by Abel D on 18 Jan 2015.
The Final Cut has generally received mixed reviews.
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