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Critics Consensus: The plot's gratuitously nonlinear structure only ends up confusing viewers of this island thriller.
Critic Consensus: The plot's gratuitously nonlinear structure only ends up confusing viewers of this island thriller.
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Bloom is the giant void at the center of the film, and his laughable histrionics pull Haven firmly into camp territory.
The presence in the ensemble of Orlando Bloom, who also serves as a producer, could be an initial enticement, but his performance is one of the weakest in a mixed bag.
An ineffective experiment about ugly things happening in a beautiful place.
It's a muddled, disjointed and fairly undramatic film.
A long-shelved, watchable but mediocre Mobius strip of a thriller.
Flowers' 'style' suffers from attention deficit disorder, leaving just enough vital information for you to follow the convoluted plot. But just when one story gets rolling, he's off and chasing another.
Writer/director Frank E. Flowers loses track of his own narrative puzzle that includes a story about a shady but rich Floridian (Bill Paxton) with an 18-year-old daughter (Agnes Bruckner %u2013 "Blue Car") escaping to Grand Cayman from the feds who want t
What the film lacks in dramatic depth it makes up for in its visuals, which keep viewer attention even when the story drags.
The audience just has to work a little too hard to see through the bad editing to the Haven that lies beneath, no matter how interesting and promising that movie may be.
Flowers' manic style...leaves little room to consider what is actually going on beyond all the eye candy and sensory numbing.
By the time this quasi Robert Altman-like meeting of unrelated characters happens -- and even if the viewer has kept track of all the characters -- it's hard to care about much of anything, other than knowing the film is nearly over.
[Director Frank E.] Flowers is clearly talented, with an eye for local color, but grasp of character and psychology is tenuous, and his roundabout, double-back structure quickly grows tiresome and annoying...
Interesting - a little hard to get into, but worth it. A little too abrupt at the end though.
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"Can love survive the fall of paradise?"
This really, really surprised me...as I'm not quite fond of Orlando Bloom. However, this film is not just about him...it's about so much more. It's strange how such a paradise can become...like such a prison. Review...TBC.
Absolutely and a very first-rate, stylish, sexy thriller with an all-star cast on the idyllic shores of the Cayman Islands and my best one of three scenes on the same time starring Orlando Bloom as Shy. It's a tradition to Crash.
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