'Vantage Point' uses storytelling device to annoying disadvantage
For all its whiz-bang technique and unabashed love for the " Rashomon ” storytelling device, the boilerplate political intrigue of "Vantage Point” generates only mild shocks. It is a film that spends far too much time cribbing from better thrillers, loudly proclaiming its "importance” and assaulting viewers with an annoyingly continuous visual device.
"Vantage Point” begins in a satellite truck for the Global N...
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