Dragonfly (Widescreen)

Dragonfly (Widescreen)

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Movie Review: raised hairs and the back of my neck
Summary: 5 Stars

Those of you have read my reviews, few as they are, know I hate BS movies (except Deuce Bigalowe). I don't feel poor movies need to be reviewed, but forgotten. This is not a movie to be fotgotten.

Joe is an emergency room doctor. his wife is also a doctor, renouned for her kindess and presence. But she dies in a freak bus accident. And Costner plays the deliberate picture of solidarity. But children in the hospital, dying of cancer, tell him she is calling for him. And from there, it begins.

To reveal the course of this movie is a crime. Only cheap reviewers give away the flick.

I won't.

If you do nothing else, rent this movie, and watch it at least once. The blue imaging reminds you of Unbreakable. The calm and subdued pace is a la Sixth Sense, and Costner exudes a sense of loss and sadness I never thought he had in him (except in Dances). And then, cones the weird side. Very much `The Haunting' style (the Liam Neison version) where nothing is shown to you while it is happening, but presented after the fact.

Think of when your dad he had you hold the plug wire on the lawn mower while he gave the starter a tug. remember the shocks? Now, run these small shocks in a series, and you have Dragonfly. This movie is a la Hitchcock in the way it reveals itself. The soundtrack is beautifully underplayed.

By the way, I said rent it and watch it once? You will watch it twice....

Summary of Dragonfly (Widescreen)