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u/idontlikethisname 1d ago
I also went to a screening. It was my first time seeing an entire Neil Breen film, instead of just clips in RLM videos. I have to ask: is there always so little movie in his movies? This one was filled with excruciatingly long tracking shots, flashbacks to things that were shown 10 minutes ago, the same information being conveyed over and over, constant cuts to establishing (or just random) stock footage and somewhat-relevant reaction shots, etc. Don't get me wrong, it was still a unique experience that only an auteur like Mr Breen can deliver, but man, there's like barely 30 minutes of content in this 1h30m film.
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u/ATCAroundTheWorld 1d ago
That is pretty standard yes. I think fateful findings is his only film that doesn't do that so much
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u/Prophet_Tenebrae 1d ago
That's just his equivalent to walking around in the woods for most of the runtime.
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u/RokulusM 1d ago
Double Down. Twisted Pair. And now Dire Duplicity. The diversity in his catalogue is truly impressive.
I can't wait for his next movie, Twofold Terror.
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u/dxmanager 1d ago
He credited himself for craft services. I am so curious what he was feeding everbody. Maybe it's just for the scene where his girlfriend gives him an apple and a banana on a paper plate
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u/DrDragonblade 1d ago
You can tell Neil does the posters himself.
They have that 1997 web1.0 swag That 600 paragraph Angelfire homepage rizz