Thursday, February 9, 2012

The film genre of contemporary noir is a relatively small one. However, that means that when the gems do appear, they shine out all the brighter. Such is the case with the contemporary noir masterpiece "Brick", directed by Rian Johnson. The heavy use of slang in the film is a key plot point, and has a unique effect on the viewer, drawing them deeper into the fictional world of high school conspiracy. The film is flawlessly crafted, and is worth watching if you get the chance.

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