Opus Zero (2017) User Reviews

Meaningless

[tavaresmd · 4/10 · 21 November 2017]

Nicely photographed but emotionally empty film. It is split in two sections, the first one seems slightly interesting but the transition to the second loses one completely.

Pros: Photography Locations Willem Dafoe's acting Some lines of dialogue Usage of music Cons: Pacing Plot Character Development Empty, pretentious presentation Lack of a satisfying setup and conclusion Change in protagonists/point of view 4.5/10

Waiting for a role....In short a Time Waster

[nedfox-974-15680 · 1/10 · 29 October 2019]

Brilliance in some. This script is akin to a white sheet hanging on the washing line....Eg. If you enjoy watching grass grow....or watching paint...then its great. Sorry mate, maybe a better agent is needed. WD has unleashed power, but not in this as Opus Zero=ZERO

Mr. Bean movie's movie come out !!!

[ks-60500 · 3/10 · 4 December 2019]

I remember the one Mr. Bean travel and end up the cinema scene. The cinema scene is playing the director & actor solo movie "is nothing". Watching this movie makes me have a strong feeling I'm watching "is nothing"..... I'm 90% sure it's the same movie.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, Art is still alive.

[lonewolfleeisnoob · 7/10 · 13 April 2018]

Cerebral and the polar opposite to the mindless splatter of super-hero movies that just seem to be getting worse with a few rare exceptions eg The Dark Knight, Watchmen. Daniels work and Debut movie Opus Zero is the tip of the iceberg and testimony to the power of persistence and the preservation of Cinema. I felt relaxed and couldn't get the blues music parts of the movie's music soundtrack out of my head and i didn't want to.

Nice movie, music, breathtaking photography and philosophical grit.

Sunshine On A Rainy Day

[zerohr · 7/10 · 10 May 2018]

You touch me with your spirit,You touch me with your heart,You touch me in the darkness,I feel it start.

Don't think,,, feel. Art is perfect life is flawed. This is made from experience not Lego. The most important thing to remember when it comes to art is that it's not how much it costs it's how it makes you feel.