If you happen to like this movie, you owe it to yourself to watch the hourglass sanatorium.
I think there are enough reviews about Lunacy, but I am surprised that no one has mentioned the influences that the hourglass sanitorium must have had on the director (my guess).
Even after reading several reviews, I'm still struggling to figure out what the director at this caliber has tried to accomplish that had not been done before. Don't get me wrong, the film is beautifully done, the plot, performances, animation, ... are all great, but is there anything else that this movie offers that we haven't seen before? Even if it doesn't, it is still a good movie. For instance, anyone who watches the movie would be left with a strong image of Marquis de Sade, better than any performances seen before.
I think there are enough reviews about Lunacy, but I am surprised that no one has mentioned the influences that the hourglass sanitorium must have had on the director (my guess).
Even after reading several reviews, I'm still struggling to figure out what the director at this caliber has tried to accomplish that had not been done before. Don't get me wrong, the film is beautifully done, the plot, performances, animation, ... are all great, but is there anything else that this movie offers that we haven't seen before? Even if it doesn't, it is still a good movie. For instance, anyone who watches the movie would be left with a strong image of Marquis de Sade, better than any performances seen before.