I agree to the wise words of the (current) 4 other reviewers, amazing Cinematography, Awe-inspiring, intriguing, charming, perfect antidote to the usual Hollywood pap, great story Also the 60ties soviet era props and machinery was quite nice to see.
Although 2,5h long I would have liked a little bit less guessing in the story and a bit more fast paced conversation and clarifying dialogue (guess it wouldnt have interrupted the scenery and atmosphere). Why was the blonde woman with the ExTanker on a road trip with the tractor, and where to? What was the (long)bearded accommodation managers female assistant all about? Etc
Dear imdb on a personal note, and given my UserName, why do some (me) always get the message "Sorry, your review is too short. It needs to contain at least 600 characters.", when somehow others on here (see reviews everywhere) get away with submitting braindead 3-line-reviews (no idea how that works and why they don't have to write more than me) Also, some Users really dislike your unsolicited Trailer-AutoPlay (with no off-switch to chose - even serves trailers without a way to find out the title!?), and I am right to assume a lot on here really dislike your Black-White-Contrast-Eye-Torture while on our TV-Couch at night. So long.
Although 2,5h long I would have liked a little bit less guessing in the story and a bit more fast paced conversation and clarifying dialogue (guess it wouldnt have interrupted the scenery and atmosphere). Why was the blonde woman with the ExTanker on a road trip with the tractor, and where to? What was the (long)bearded accommodation managers female assistant all about? Etc
Dear imdb on a personal note, and given my UserName, why do some (me) always get the message "Sorry, your review is too short. It needs to contain at least 600 characters.", when somehow others on here (see reviews everywhere) get away with submitting braindead 3-line-reviews (no idea how that works and why they don't have to write more than me) Also, some Users really dislike your unsolicited Trailer-AutoPlay (with no off-switch to chose - even serves trailers without a way to find out the title!?), and I am right to assume a lot on here really dislike your Black-White-Contrast-Eye-Torture while on our TV-Couch at night. So long.