Let's just be blunt; this is a Nicolas Cage movie...
...and with that statement, then you already know what you are in for.
The story in "The Humanity Bureau" is very slow paced, and it is also a very simplistic storyline that offers very little in terms of twists and surprises.
The storyline just trotted on in a very mundane and monotonous tone, which gave next to no variation to events or thrills.
The acting in the movie was adequate, taking into consideration the little material they had to work with.
I looked at the clock after what had felt like 2 hours something, but was shocked to find that only a single hour had passed.
This is not among the best of Nicholas Cage movies. But then again, doesn't really offer much of a challenge to become that, now, does it?
...and with that statement, then you already know what you are in for.
The story in "The Humanity Bureau" is very slow paced, and it is also a very simplistic storyline that offers very little in terms of twists and surprises.
The storyline just trotted on in a very mundane and monotonous tone, which gave next to no variation to events or thrills.
The acting in the movie was adequate, taking into consideration the little material they had to work with.
I looked at the clock after what had felt like 2 hours something, but was shocked to find that only a single hour had passed.
This is not among the best of Nicholas Cage movies. But then again, doesn't really offer much of a challenge to become that, now, does it?