Having just caught up with Denis Villeneuve’s nail-biting mystery thriller Prisoners on VOD, I was blown away by how tense the director managed to make every scene, regardless of what was going on. (Admittedly, most of the things going on were pretty tense after the first twenty minutes or so.) As such, it made me even more excited for his next film, the doppelgänger drama Enemy, which I didn’t think was possible. He also worked with Jake Gyllenhaal for this film, or perhaps it was around 1...
Jake Gyllenhaal Is All Over This 'Enemy' Poster, Plus Stills And A Video
Cinema Blend - 10 Jan 2014 17:59
Having just caught up with Denis Villeneuve’s nail-biting mystery thriller Prisoners on VOD, I was blown away by how tense the director managed to make every scene, regardless of what was going on. (Admittedly, most of the things going on were pretty tense after the first twenty minutes or so.) As such, it made me even more excited for his next film, the doppelgänger drama Enemy, which I didn’t think was possible. He also worked with Jake Gyllenhaal for this film, or perhaps it was around 1...
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