Good movie in a forgettable sort of way. Give an actor a role as a vampire, angel, or Satan and you will see what they are made of. The writing ranges from so-so to pretty good, the visuals are dark and amazingly compelling, but the acting from Christopher Walken alone is worth the watch. Eric Stoltz, Viggo Mortenson, Amanda Plummer, and Adam Goldberg also turned in great performances.
The highlight of the movie is a brief monologue from Walken, the king of monologues, about what it means being an angel.
This movie feels like a competent mashup of Supernatural and a procedural cop drama. This is the first time I recall seeing angels portrayed in such a way, human yet somewhat avian, detached, and not always very pleasant to deal with.
Invest the time, less than 90 minutes, and you'll enjoy be glad you did.
The highlight of the movie is a brief monologue from Walken, the king of monologues, about what it means being an angel.
This movie feels like a competent mashup of Supernatural and a procedural cop drama. This is the first time I recall seeing angels portrayed in such a way, human yet somewhat avian, detached, and not always very pleasant to deal with.
Invest the time, less than 90 minutes, and you'll enjoy be glad you did.