For those who complain. First of all, it's not black and white. It's much more than that. The nuances, the shadows... It's almost perfect. You can't get that in colour. Even the paintings have a little extra with this option.
So, it's a question of art. Either you see it. Or you don't. And I really mean "see".
About all the rest. 10 stars for the casting. Andrew Scott at his best. The evolution he gives to the character is remarkable. And Dakota Fanning is a complete surprise, here.
The story. This is not the book. It's based on it. I imagine it's hard for the one stars to understand the difference. This is not "The Talented Mr. Ripley". It's "Ripley".
So, it's a question of art. Either you see it. Or you don't. And I really mean "see".
About all the rest. 10 stars for the casting. Andrew Scott at his best. The evolution he gives to the character is remarkable. And Dakota Fanning is a complete surprise, here.
The story. This is not the book. It's based on it. I imagine it's hard for the one stars to understand the difference. This is not "The Talented Mr. Ripley". It's "Ripley".