A great adaptation of the book Shutter Island

Rating: 10/10 (10 April 2018)

It's just as well that I recognize this directly - I'm a real "sucker" for stylistically strong movies and in Shutter Island there's a lot of it. It are also going to make people happy (at least from my point of view) who read the book by Dennis Lehane that the movie are based of.. Yes, the film follows the book very carefully. So If you then agree that the film must follow the book, the director Scorsese is a pure genius in how he treated the material. His constant photographer Robert Richardson does a great job of getting that rainforest island to look magnificent and Teddys dreams and flashbacks are nothing but adorable beautiful.
Yes, there are ghostly shadows, rain that goes down from gray-tailed clouds and weathery men in trenchcoats with troubled ankle dragons. Tortured by all, is the agent Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio). Not only does he hate water. Now he is going to investigate a strange escape from a prison hospital for mental illness on an isolated island. With staff members who is not particularly cooperative and a doctor with strange Nazi connections, police work much effective. He also have to fight against his nightmares and increasingly annoying migraines. It is really great characterized by Leonardo DiCaprio, which has really made evelopment from the breakthrough in "Titanic".