REEL DEAL: Third Person REVIEW

Mainstream cinema would have rarely have a deep cryptic themes as to ensure the enjoyment of the audience first without going beyond into a deeper and intellectual approach. Third Person by Paul Haggis brought heavyweight casting into a film that would bring the audience into a blackhole of words, plots, twists and metaphorical analogies.

As of this writing I am still confused on how, when, where, and who (which I think may need another screening of the film to get some additional comprehension from clues and symbolism hidden with every scene.

From the title itself, it does have a relation of having a third person narrating the story, but not all of it. It's like inception with layers of other worlds yet still connected to each other as way of convening to their common denominator.

The casting is probably the best things about the movie. Leading the cast is Liam Neeson which plays the writer and the central character in which all are linked to. Some may think there is an element of thrill to the execution of the movie, well there is but very subtle. Reactions would also vary from they way you may view things.

Third Person stars Liam Neeson, Mila Kunis, Adrien Brody, Olivia Wilde, James Franco, Moran Atias, Maria Bello, and Kim Basinger.

Third Person is  now showing in cinemas! Distributed by  Axinite Digicinema Inc.

Deliberation time kids! 

Show summary in 3 lines: My head hurts

Technical Effects: 3 out of 5 stars (Well it did have moments needing technicalities which was executed good)

Plot: 4 out of 5 stars (It will temp everyone with its unique style of storytelling but going further would just make things more complicated)

Acting and Actors: 4 out of 5 stars  (Best performance for Olivia Wilde) 

Music and Soundtracks:  3 out for 5 stars (Less mainstream songs, but mostly forgettable)

Pros:  Dramatic feel of each of the story, comedic moments

Cons:  the mind-boggling cohesion of the plot

Overall Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars (It is a movie not meant for everyone, it has moments of entertainment but the movie comprehension will eventually turn into a debate)