Az irányítás határai

Kettőt a szép látványért és az időnként meztelenül felbukkanó csaj popsijáért, aki nélkül nem lenne mit várni a későbbi jelenetekben. Isaach De Bankolé szerencsés ember - egy íróasztal mögött ülni, nem kell színészkednie, csak nézni és hagyni szórakoztatni magát a színészi elit oly sok tagjának monológjaival... ...ezt csak egy színésznek sikerül a millióból. A befejezésben van valami, de ez nem töri meg a felfújt, sekélyes bohózat általános benyomását. (2011.02.19)

Jim Jarmusch is one of the legends of American cinema and has such a name on a global scale that he practically doesn't have to compromise with the audience and distributor and can instead create a film to his liking. This is evident in The Limits of Control because it is an absolutely non-audience film that will bring joy to an informed fan who knows what to expect from his favorite director and what his strong side is. This means creating an atmosphere through a combination of music and camera - in this way, it is similar to other American directors - Lynch, for example. On the other hand, the plot and pace are secondary, and it can be said that The Limits of Control is so slow that it can bring the uninformed viewer and God forbid, a fan of action films to the brink of madness. On the other hand, I don't understand the merciless condemnations and dismissals of those who were able to give another Jarmusch film, Ghost Dog, 4 or 5 stars, because these films are practically the same and are filmed in a similar style. Jarmusch just slightly changed his priorities and slowed down the pace. At times, he creates a hypnotic atmosphere and leads inevitably to a refined point. The cherry on top is the presence of several famous actors in cameo roles, but on the other hand, I have to criticize the quality of the dialogue, which sometimes feels like pseudo-intellectual babble, essentially self-centered creative mannerism, and likewise, the whole conspiracy has unrealistic features and it is simply obviously artificial. Overall impression: 75%. (2012.02.25)