[DISCUSSION] The Last Voyage of the Demeter (Spoilers)
Premise:
A crew sailing from Carpathia to England find that they are carrying very dangerous cargo.
Directors:
André Øvredal
Writers:
Bragi F. Schut, Zak Olkewicz
Cast:
Corey Hawkins ... Clemens
Aisling Franciosi ... Anna
Liam Cunningham ... Captain Eliot
David Dastmalchian ... Wojchek
Chris Walley ... Abrams
Jon Jon Briones ... Joseph
Stefan Kapicic ... Olgaren
The Film was good. Well told old type of Story, through there was no "catharsis", the ending was kinda meh.
I can guess why it ended the way it did but still felt a bit like a downer.
The cinematohraphy, the music and the sounds were really good to amazing. The editing during the boarding part was wonky, but once the Crew was on the ship it was good.
The production was really good. I wish the lotr, wot, one piece and other big streaming Shows could Look this good.
The acting was fine. The captain and the first mate were the best, I know them from other movies and they seem to be the most experienced.
Something I was wondering, what was the young guy afraid of at the very beginning. There shouldnt be anything really disturbing left on the ship.
I very much enjoyed this, much better than what the critics are saying. It has the feel of Alien on a 19th century ship but it's Dracula and that's what I wanted. 4/5
Honestly not a bad film. It's nothing new or anything but it does do a good job at what its meant to do. The actors do a great job. The story is pretty straight forward and doesn't get off track so it's a easy watch to follow even if you're half paying attention. I got no real complaints besides the lack of blood/gore which I mean given the setting isn't surprising. Also I kinda wish Dracula was a physical prop more than not but the CGI isn't bad at all, so again just minor complaints. Overall a pleasant watch and would recommend to anyone who likes this type of movies.
7/10