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Rating: Null/10 (2 December 2016)

This is a film that took me on a wide variety of emotions. It made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me get angry, it made me feel joy. This film made me feel bad for murderers on death row. Every performance in the film felt genuine, and the characters were believable. The characters had motives for their actions throughout the film, whether it be as defined as a desire to help when possible, out of hatred for horrible criminals, or just from pure insanity. Each execution felt quite depressing. There were problems with the film, like the continuity of the power of the main character. I'm left to assume that it no longer works after death, but it can cure cancer in a woman that is almost dead. If the main character was faster to get to the dead girls, would he have been able to save them? The power takes up large amounts of energy from the character, but it seems to be just as tiring to cure cancer as it was to cure a urinary tract infection. This film is not perfect, but it is so well done and the imperfections are so few and far between that they hardly become noticeable. This is a well written, well shot film, and it is close to being one of the greatest.