There really isn't any point to this. Everyone so instantly turns against Steve McQueen's character that there is nothing to discuss. There is no conflict of ideas. Just a man who has the truth on his side being quickly beaten down and crushed.
I guess if your world view is as pitch black as this, you'll get right on board. Otherwise, you won't have any use for it. Strange what the point of Henrik Ibsen, who wrote the play, or Arthur Miller, who adapted it to English, is.
This was McQueen's passion project. But, for what reason, only he could know. He gives a good enough performance, but that doesn't change what the play is about.
**** (4 Out of 10 Stars)
I guess if your world view is as pitch black as this, you'll get right on board. Otherwise, you won't have any use for it. Strange what the point of Henrik Ibsen, who wrote the play, or Arthur Miller, who adapted it to English, is.
This was McQueen's passion project. But, for what reason, only he could know. He gives a good enough performance, but that doesn't change what the play is about.
**** (4 Out of 10 Stars)