Sunday 25 July 2010

MIFF Review - Splice

IMDB, Wikipedia  
Score: 3.5/5
Language: English
Genre: Sci Fi/Horror
Summary: (from MIFF)


Science’s newest miracle is a big, big mistake.
Almost a century after Frankenstein’s monster first lumbered across cinema screens, Splice proves the ‘humans as God’ horror genre never goes out of fashion.
With the support of executive producer Guillermo Del Toro and the influence of Canadian ‘body horror’ compatriot David Cronenberg, filmmaker Vincenzo Natali (Cube) wrangles his biggest budget yet to concoct something totally unpredictable. 
Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley play superstar genetic engineers who add human DNA to their latest hybrid. The result is a creature with a startling amalgamation of limbs, a growth rate that’s off the chart, and a range of needs of its own.
Splice explores our relationship to technology and the doors it unlocks. It pushes us to places we’re unable, or afraid, to go.” – filmmaker Vincenzo Natali
More information: http://www.splicethefilm.com

D Vincenzo Natali P Steven Hoban S Vincenzo Natali, Antoinette Terry Bryant, Doug Taylor Dist Madman Entertainment TD 35mm/200
 
Comments: (Jamas's Review)
  • Special Effects (CGI, Prosthetics?) top notch
  • how do you consider the boundry/crossing the line on what is acceptable science research vs drive for the advancement of science
  • What is human?
  • Dynamics of parenting and the affects on a couple having a child enter their life

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