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Amy Carlson, Ashley Springer, Clea DuVall, Don Harvey, Edward Hibbert
When a reclusive detective is drawn into the case of a serial killer who is enacting anamorphosis - a painting technique that manipulates the laws of perspective - only with human bodies; he is thrust...( read more
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Id: 10877018
The anamorphic art was nice, but the film itself was a bit too blurry and vague for my taste. Perhaps I should've been more alert to get more out of it.
As soon as I started watching this I thought Se7en! Weird. The Story was pretty good, actually caught my full attention. The Cast was god too, love Dafoe and Speedman...! Sometimes it was a bit slow but overall I though it was well worth my time.
It's truly a weak, slow and miserable little thriller, the cocept is interesting but the material is weak and dosent deserve the great talents of Willem Dafoe, Scott Speedman and Peter Storemare
I can honestly say that I hated this movie -and I am a great psychological thrillers fan. I don't know what their intention was, but as sure as hell they didn't manage to achieve another masterpiece that follows in the footsteps of "Se7en."
The basic cast's performances were a...( read more)
Some films are intentionally ambiguous leaving the final interpretation up to the viewer while others simply fail to tell a cohesive story causing the viewer to invent all kinds of theories about what the film was trying to say. Anamorph falls into the latter category.
This is o...( read more)
NOT A BAD MOVIE BUT SOME SLOW SCENES AND SOMETIMES GOT A LITTLE CONFUSED!
HAD A CRAP ENDING!
dafoe plays a moody detective, with recent murders involving bodies being done up like art, wants to like classic films like seven, but nowhere near as stylish or entertaining
I like nothing about this movie except the artworks.
It was boring and not very well played. You can tell that Willem Dafoe doen't want be a part of it. Clea DuVall is as annoying as ever. Why do they insist on giving her parts?
Watch something else!!
The movie failed to capture our interest in his slow-pace rythm, messy story and artistic references.
