Aggro Dr1ft

 One of the most brilliant works of art I have had the pleasure to enjoy in my life; a seminal work in every sense. This film will take years to be understood or even valued. As evidence, nearly half the audience walked out during its first showing at the Venice Film Festival. The "film" is a constant attack of terror on the senses and our expectations of cinema at large. Although difficult to describe, this chef-d'œuvre can be summarized as a virile skeleton of the action genre. The plot is so simply brutish and the cinematography so bare that it seems as though Harmony Korine is ridiculing the audience's intelligence. Indeed, the film has been reduced to nothing more than "action" in its most primal form. Infrared cameras portraying the most basal movements and dialogue lacking adjectives eliminate what we perceive to be important facets of cinema. Action films are nothing more than this film, they contain no further artistically substantive qualities. Unfortunately for Marvel fans, this is the last action film ever made.