#Splice 2009 subbed movie#

Malcom from Jurassic Park ('but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. The overarching narrative parallels the sentiments of Dr. Without giving too much away, this tale reminds me a lot of Jurassic Park.

#Splice 2009 subbed movie#

After seeing the movie, you'll probably realize you've seen this movie and premise before.

I appreciate the effort, but at the same time, I felt the film required some serious suspension of disbelief on the part of its viewers to really swallow some scenes and resulting relationships. They do some despicable things, but Natali oft times tries to explain the character's background to justify certain actions. (The man is whip smart, and it showed through his handling of the Q&A session after the movie). I credit Natali's writing with this emotional tug-of-war, because he was able to explain the motives of the characters without giving too much away and forcing the pacing to lag. The main characters, Elsa and Clive (played by Sarah Polley and Adrien Brody, respectively) were both likable and detestable, and yet all the time believable throughout the film. Like Cube, I found that this movie was able to set an atmosphere that was almost palatable throughout the film. I've been a moderate fan of his work since his eerie and claustrophobic feature, Cube. I was privileged enough to catch a screening of Splice last night that headlined the director Vincenzo Natali as a special guest.