What can I say about a room. It's a nice room. I find the film to be interesting. It zooms in very slowly on this picture. It also has a number of filters that it appears to go through. There is no story nor characters. Sure people show up now and then but it's not like they are actual plot devices or anything. But I find it interesting that it zooms in on one particular item. However there are of course still problems with it. It's just a room. That's all we pretty much see. I'd love to see a novel of this. It would probably be like this. Chapter 1: Room. Chapter 2: Room. Chapter 3: Room. The second problem is the acting is pretty bad. Not that there's much acting anyway but there is a scene where a man walks into the room and is shot dead. Then later a woman walks in and quietly calls the police. She's pretty nonchalant about seeing a dead man in her office that she's never seen before! If that happened to me I would call the police and say "Get over here quick, there's a dead man in my office!" And the noise it makes is rather annoying. It get's higher and higher as it goes on. But other than that it's average.
Review of Wavelength
