I thought the movie well acted, and although Jennifer Connolly didn’t take her clothes off, she was breathtakingly beautiful in this movie. It has a kind of Gothic charm, even though the time period seems more thirties and forties. Must be all the pale people running (flying) around, and the fact that it its always night.

The scene where he cuts through the wall behind the shell beach billboard is just erie and fearsome enough to bring up an almost primordial fear of vast emptiness. The cinematography in this film is superb, and you get a real feeling of the looming dankness of the city.

Good pick, love the site, keep up the good work.

Now if only this movie had some really sad music . . . .