Character development with little dialogue.

Rating: 8/10 (9 September 2012)

I can't think of any movies off the top of my head that builds characters without the use of dialogue, but somehow this director pulls it off. The actor who plays the driver dude does a kick-ass job, just with the use of facial expressions. His likability makes this movie that much more enjoyable. I'm surprised there aren't more people on here talking about how bad the 80's sounding pop theme music was throughout this movie. There is little excuse for something so unfitting and wretch-id! Some of the undertone music throughout was good and the opera music towards the end was fitting and I understood it's purpose. But the intro, the middle and the outro your forced to listen to several minutes of this weird pop crap that was even painful back in the 80's when they would do that crap. Anyway's, I didn't deduct it in my rating as much as I wanted too, because this movie is definitely not a 7. But what were they thinking!!!