DOMINO Review: De Palma’s Latest Crime Thriller Hinges On Espionage, Retribution And Meandering Romance
There’s nothing hugely enticing about Brian De Palma’s latest crime thriller, Domino, unless you’re the kind of person who’s into sordid love affairs as part of the story. Terrorism also serves pretty feasibly when it comes to crime storytelling and there’s no question De Palma certainly knows his way around the craft given his stellar resumè. I don’t really know De Palma’s politics and so I can only imagine how he might have felt about tackling this kind of particular story in today’s not-so-black-and-white atmosphere – often rife with absolutist mindsets about national security. Perhaps if you can suspend disbelief for 90 minutes then you might walk away from Domino feeling gratified with a taut, brutal thriller that isn’t afraid to gut-check you with not only violent, and often gory imagery, but such to serve as contextual in a way that teeters something pretty grimly close to reality. That is, […]

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