Orion

The camera work in this movie is truly awful. Nearly every shot of this movie is 'too close' to whatever is happening on screen and made even worse by the hand-held camera shake. Particularly when anything even remotely interesting is happening. There's barely a scene where you can clearly see what is happening on the screen... which is unfortunate, because occasionally something happens that you might actually WANT to see. Throughout the whole movie there are two colors: black and a reddish haze. Which I understand is to make it look more 'post apocalyptic', but it just doesn't work to create a film that people want to look at.

And then there's the script... or is there? You'll probably need subtitles to figure out what they are mumbling in the dark (when they bother to speak at all). All that said, I can only assume that anyone who enjoyed this is really good at using their imagination and creating a picture in their own head of what is going on. Personally, I don't really think it's worth the effort of trying.