Days of Cinema

An interesting and visually striking feature by visionary Boyle, who brought us one of the best horror movies of the decade, "28 Days Later." Once again, he collaborates with Cilian Murphy, probably one of the best young actors these days. The pic is fire, but in moments falls in absurdity and credibility issues. Yes, it is a science fiction film, but the screenplay obsessively puts obstacles in its characters, it looses potential because we don't really care about the characters, even knowing that they are supposely saving our lives. Boyle is a tech director, and the cinematography and red pallete are more than outstanding here.