Perfection

Rating: 10/10 (28 March 2006)

This Shakespearean-esquire instant classic gives you a world that appears to be the collaborated work of Edgar Allen Poe, Tim Burton, and Alfred Hitchcock, although it is not.
It feels darkly uplifting, while offering you the light. I found this work to be the perfect reflection of a contemporary society (although contemporary time is NOT the setting for this production) on the brink of self destruction via their own attempts to better their existence through the forced sacrifice of others.
The main plot demonstrates the vicarious venue of a velvety-voiced villain whose verve and victorious visions vie to vent the vastly varlotous valet of vipers.
This work is not merely entertaining, it is thought-provoking and deeply disturbing in a way which almost calls for anarchy from the masses against a totalitarian regime which is run inside the freedoms of Democracy.
More drama than anything else, this work delivers great performances, beautiful execution, and a lovely flowing, blood-soaked plot.
It rates a 9.7/10 from...
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