Haemoo holds a great potential to become a Masterpiece but ends up on a much assuaging note baffling us with its emptiness.
The film slowly grows into its original form and presents a spine chilling second act. But the screenplay rushes the audience to jump into scenes with offering much needed calmness to dissolve the tone & gore of the film. It succumbs to the consequences entailed in the middle of the sea thus letting it's audience digest the depth hastily. Which unfortunately doesn't create impact that's required to fully appreciate the film.
The characters appear undecided, not fully explored but the actors compensate with their performance.
In conclusion, Haemoo is surely a good film with great VFX and tone.
Worth a while.
The film slowly grows into its original form and presents a spine chilling second act. But the screenplay rushes the audience to jump into scenes with offering much needed calmness to dissolve the tone & gore of the film. It succumbs to the consequences entailed in the middle of the sea thus letting it's audience digest the depth hastily. Which unfortunately doesn't create impact that's required to fully appreciate the film.
The characters appear undecided, not fully explored but the actors compensate with their performance.
In conclusion, Haemoo is surely a good film with great VFX and tone.
Worth a while.