It's fine. At first i was quite impressed. I thought it looked very beautiful and the soundtrack sounded very good and eery. However as the film went on i started to get the impression that it wasn't going anywhere. Not that i wanted it to go somewhere. It's just one of those films where nothing really happens and it isn't about anything (all of which is good and fine) but the director is perhaps insecure about this nothing quality and decides to spice things up by throwing charades and hints at the audience. As if to say "no this isn't a film about Elizabeth Taylor walking around looking like Robert Smith all the while acting suspiciously and encountering all sorts of crazy people. No actually there is an explanation to everything". And i don't realy care about that. The things that i like about it have no need for justifications and the things i did not like about it only seem even more annoying when i think it is supposed to make sense in the greater scheme of the film. So to sum it up, the film looks very good, Elizabeth Taylor looks great and IS great in it, the overral mood of it is quite amusing and the soundtrack is pretty good. It is however occasionally quite annoying.
Review of The Driver's Seat
