Imagine if William Gibson wrote a Japanese cyberpunk version of The Incredible Hulk, and then add a dash of classic monster horror movie. That's this film.
It's almost a remake of the first film, just with a more fleshed out character arc and a little less experimentation. But I do mean a little less, since this one gets strange as hell too. It just feels less obtuse this time around, probably due to the character driven emotional core.
Just as good as the first one, just with a little more to grasp onto (without sacrificing the weirdness.)
It's almost a remake of the first film, just with a more fleshed out character arc and a little less experimentation. But I do mean a little less, since this one gets strange as hell too. It just feels less obtuse this time around, probably due to the character driven emotional core.
Just as good as the first one, just with a little more to grasp onto (without sacrificing the weirdness.)