Limbo

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Peter F Those people who have criticized this movie as too slow, B&W, without tension, simply are unable to be attuned to what underlies the film but is given away in the title- Limbo. The cop is in limbo, the townfolk, the killer when finally identified. And certainly the family torn apart by the event twenty years past. And really, the whole aboriginal culture is portrayed in stasis and fragmentation. For the cinematography alone this deserves praise, for its cadence, raw sparseness, and most of all its portrayals. The photography reminded me of David Byrnes' 'True Stories', though miles apart in content, of course. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 11/29/24 Full Review Rhonda H The bleak outback of nothingness for miles was the most interesting part of the movie. Never felt anything but pity for any of the characters. What was the value added for his addiction? The movie was a slow walk around a big circle to end up where you started from and nothing changes. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 08/19/24 Full Review Zane W A Gripping Mystery in Limbo! In the heart of the outback, where secrets lie low, Limbo unfolds with a captivating flow. Detective Travis Hurley, played by Baker with grace, Arrives in this town to uncover the case. Twenty years later, a cold mystery waits, The murder of Charlotte, the town’s heavy fates. As Travis steps in, with his heart all aglow, He digs for the truth where the wild winds blow. With each interview, story, and clue, The layers unravel, bringing life into view. From family whispers to townsfolk's old tales, The journey through Limbo leads down winding trails. The cinematography captures the rugged expanse, Where the beauty of nature gives the story a chance. With sunsets ablaze and landscapes so wide, Each frame feels alive, where past truths collide. The characters blossom, with depth and with heart, As they share their struggles that tear them apart. Each moment reveals a new piece of the past, As the ties that bind them are unveiled at last. The themes of connection and healing are clear, In a world where the shadows bring both hope and fear. As Travis seeks justice, with patience and care, He finds that in Limbo, the truth is laid bare. So gather your friends for this heartfelt ride, Limbo is a treasure, where the secrets can’t hide! With a gripping narrative that tugs at your soul, This mystery invites you to ponder the whole. For in the outback, the stories will flow, In a dance of revelations, let your heart glow! Limbo is a gem, where the past finds its light, A captivating journey that feels just right! Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/13/24 Full Review Paul J Limbo actually starts out strong as a modern western, but eventually it just spins its wheels and sputters. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 04/27/24 Full Review Ida Z Apart from the stunning cinematography and some convincing performances, this movie is a recycled crime noir, half-baked with clichés of the genre. The hero is a lonesome, emotionally wrecked detective who becomes too personally involved in a case. No reason is offered for the detective's sudden deepened interest in the case, and most plot conflicts in the film are sidestepped without providing real solutions. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 04/12/24 Full Review Mary V I fell asleep. So slow Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 04/11/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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