Indelible

Nicely shot and other that some low dialogue pretty good sound edit & mix. Well integrated with what I'm assuming was the previous film though not a conventional narrative or sequel.

As per usual, the cinematography was pretty stunning, and there was some really good performances throughout. The film picked up nicely from where Irrevocable took off - the music, the tone, the camerawork, everything felt like it was from the same world and made with the same level of production. I think the story got a bit lost in the editing and and some sound level issues pulled me out of the film a few times.

CINETRANCE ARE AT IT AGAIN WITH A BEAUTIFUL FILM THAT LOOKS AND SOUNDS GREAT WITH AN INCREDIBLE AMOUNT OF COVERAGE. MY MAIN GRIPES ARE THAT THE FILM QUITE LITERALLY TOOK THE GENRE GUIDELINE OF 'MAYBE THE CHARACTER NEEDS TO SURVIVE FROM THEMSELVES' FROM THE 48HOURS WEBSITE A BIT TOO LITERALLLY. A VERY UNUSUAL SEQUEL AND SEEMED THAT ULTRA MAY HAVE PUT THEM BEHIND THE 8-BALL AS WITHOUT THE LINK TO 2014 WELLINGTON RUNNER UP "IRREVOCABLE" THE FILM IS A VISUAL FEAST RATHER THAN THE FOLLOW UP DESERT IT COULD HAVE BEEN. STILL IT LEAVES QUITE A STRONG MARK.

Placeholder review.