Excellent

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2015)

Gyllenhaal shows (not first) great actor he is. Haggard, nervous, unscrupulous, obsessive and absorbing. So we could describe his character and the film itself. Dan Gilroy enters through the front door, with great fanfare, with a well-written, including original screenplay. Neatly designed chase sequences and accurate editing. He is an intelligent psychological thriller, which while not perfect, offers much more than what we usually see in theaters. Of course, you can predict a nomination for Gyllenhaal and original screenplay. The music is pretty good (James Newton Howard) and super-stylized, grainy photograph and illuminated with artificial lights. A round product that reveals the dark recesses of the human mind, directly criticizing the media and lack of scruples. But let's be honest, That is the pretext. What we see is a reflection of what we have become. Animals willing to step over anyone to get what we want. Gilroy gun a creepy and twisted portrait of contemporary society.