A Potpourri of Vestiges Review: The great espionage parody

Rating: 9/10 (18 January 2013)

Coen Brothers' Burn After Reading (2008) is a roller coaster of a ride. Even with its bizarre story, hyper-real characters, incongruous setting the movie incredibly manages to keep one engaged from starting to finish. Burn After Reading serves to be a great parody on the espionage films of the bygone era. The seemingly strange casting of Malkovich, Clooney, McDormand, Swinton and Pitt turns out to be the movie's greatest asset: it's their impeccably flawed performances that gives the movie its real impetus.
Burn After Reading serves to be a quintessential Coen Brothers film with its subtle, immaculate use of Dark Humor. The movie's strange outlook may make it appear like an exercise in style to those not accustomed to such unconventional style of filmmaking. But the receptive audience is expected to appreciate it more.
So, if you are bored by the monotony of life or the mundaneness of cinema and want to try out something new then Burn After Reading is exactly what you are looking for!!!
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