The movie did not impress me with its story. The nature scenes and the acting of the young Jeremy Cooper was what did impress me. Actually from what I saw I was almost convinced that all characters in the movie except the three boys the movie starts with are crazy or something. As one other reviewer wrote "In The Reflecting Skin, nobody behaves like a normal person would, and the viewer is left as a patron at a freak show." The sheriff for example I felt the desire to kick his
..you know what for the way he spoke to people, including Seth ( the leading character) .
It was an entertaining movie nevertheless especially the first scene with the exploding frog. There are some disturbing scenes like a father who commits a suicide in front of his nine years old son or an English Lady who is acting as weird as it can dreaming of her dead husband.
As I mentioned the brilliant cinematography was probably the best asset of this movie. I watched it at home, but am sure that on a cinema screen the sunset's scenes or the nature one would look absolutely amazing.
Reflecting Skin is not the best movie I have seen, but I guess some scenes will be stuck in my mind for a while. After all being characterised as Coming out of age movie it does a great job in the genre if you look at it from that perspective.
It was an entertaining movie nevertheless especially the first scene with the exploding frog. There are some disturbing scenes like a father who commits a suicide in front of his nine years old son or an English Lady who is acting as weird as it can dreaming of her dead husband.
As I mentioned the brilliant cinematography was probably the best asset of this movie. I watched it at home, but am sure that on a cinema screen the sunset's scenes or the nature one would look absolutely amazing.
Reflecting Skin is not the best movie I have seen, but I guess some scenes will be stuck in my mind for a while. After all being characterised as Coming out of age movie it does a great job in the genre if you look at it from that perspective.