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| Deja Vu - 2006 |
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Movie Reviews -- week of 11/17/2006 |
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Review: ATF agent Doug Carlin
(Denzel Washington) experiences a complicated version of that feeling
that only the French seem to have an expression for “déjà
vu.” He discovers that only he has the ability to prevent a
tragedy from occurring and he races against time, and logic, to do
so. A love interest (Paula Patton) is at stake in the edgy drama that
unfolds.
Director Tony Scott takes on a big project. He has to get his
audience to temporarily put their rational beliefs of time and space
on hold for a few hours, so that he can tell his tale in which time
and reality bend a bit. The good news is, it works. Fine performances,
great on-location shots of New Orleans and the fine choice of Val
Kilmer as the villain will keep you balance on the edge of you seat
for the duration.
by Mary Morgan is a member of the St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association. |
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