I think the movie disappoints some because the first 2 acts
work so well as a thriller that the audience is expecting it
to resolve itself the way a conventional movie thriller does.
but then it disavows that intent and becomes its rumination
on whatever, and it's clear that being a thriller was never
the intent of the storyteller. I know I was surprised when
the movie took this turn, not having read the book. but the
film didn't end at that point so I went with where it was
going. and the film has stuck with me
John Lau
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