Rose of Nevada

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Mr Hollywood Jul 9 The visuals help bring us into the story. The 16mm look works here. A film about time and place that evokes the past look of films and tv specials, to tell the story of time gone and returned. See more Julie T @RT46773176 1d Amazing film. Very different. Your pulled into the story as if your one if the characters. Filmed as if done on a cine camera in the 70’s. Very real and well done. A recommended film to watch. Great casting choices. Directed well Very enjoyable and very entertaining See more tm11999 M @tm11999 2d time travel peeps sucker an innocent man into their own selfish vortex. super crappy cornish people. watch this, then never go to evil cornwall. See more MB C @MB.Cinema 3d "Rose of Nevada" is a visually striking but narratively frustrating mystery that leans too heavily on ambiguity. While its 16mm cinematography and textured sound design create a haunting atmosphere, the story struggles to provide emotional or logical coherence. The central time-travel premise is intriguing but underdeveloped, leaving key questions unanswered. Strong performances, particularly from George MacKay, add some weight to an otherwise uneven script. The film’s themes of nostalgia and sacrifice are compelling in theory but lack proper dramatic buildup. Ultimately, it’s an admirable effort that captivates the senses more than the mind. See more Lynn B @Lynnieone 5d This is one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. So, so many minutes of watching cables turn and fish being packed in ice and gutted etc etc. I might as well have spent 2 hours on a fishing boat. All of those long closeups of faces, shoes, etc, etc were beyond boring See more James F @James371 6d I went into Rose of Nevada expecting the clever, thought-provoking masterpiece the reviews promised. Instead, I spent most of the film waiting for the story to arrive. It never did. This isn't a slow burn, it's a candle that forgot to light. The plot wanders around like it has lost its car keys, characters drift in and out doing mysterious things, and every unanswered question seems to be treated as evidence of genius rather than a lack of explanation. The praise surrounding this film feels like a modern art exhibition where everyone stands around nodding at a blank canvas because nobody wants to be the first person to say, "Actually, this is rubbish." Confusion is not automatically depth, and being vague doesn't make something profound. I enjoy films that make you think, but there has to be something to think about. Rose of Nevada seems to mistake being unclear for being clever and forgets that storytelling still requires a story. By the end I was just relieved it was over. See more Read all reviews

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