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| A Gorgeous Film (by avideno) |
| I saw this film at Sundance, and think it is by far the best looking film I have seen there. The greatest thing about it is that you can really see the amazing artistic/creative ability of the filmmakers. Each shot is like a beautiful photograph, carefully chosen but not pretentious. The look of the film enables the viewer to have an "experience" of a future that is bleak. And I loved the choice of using retro looking phones/appliances, etc.--Rather than a bright future, I was certain this one was grim. Generally speaking, I am not a fan of sci-fi, but I did not feel like I needed <more> |
| Check out this Intriguing and unique film. (by daveyjune) |
| Have you ever left the theater with more questions than when you came in? Check this one out. One point O is a refreshing alternative to the Hollywood formula ..... beautifully shot and well directed, with a cast and dialog that is right on. The intrigue never lets up. The film was the subject of many Interpretations and discussions long after leaving the theater. One Point O is an all-too-realistic near-future portrayal of individuals becoming isolated and paranoid - eventually targeted by the ultimate corporate marketing ploy. This is truly a unique script! This was my favorite at Sundance <more> |
| fantastic sci fi (by franlorin) |
| This is one absolutely fantastic movie - I had to watch it more than once to read the newspaper articles shown in the early part of the movie - the main character, a computer programmer, can't quite complete a program code that he is supposed to write, since he seems to be slowly losing his mind - he is pressed to find out why this is happening i.e., "paranoia" - this movie is not only entertaining and suspenseful - but it also represents a well established fear of big biotechnology and other corporations' power and desire to control the minds of consumers, just to sell <more> |
| Excellent Sci-Fi (by matthewmacgyver) |
| Cronenberg's "Videodrome" meets Arnofski's "Pi".Psychological and confusing like a Twilight Zone episode, technological and preachy like The Outer Limits, "One Point O" has a definite classic sci-fi feeling to it. The music and sounds of the movie are excellent, together with the grittiness of the close-ups, the camera angles, the dark environments and over saturated colors, the directors successfully convey the paranoid schizophrenic mood of the movie onto it's viewers.The acting was convincing, and most of the characters were very interesting, and <more> |
| Atmospheric thriller delivers creeps, laughs - SPOILERS (by epskionline) |
| Saw this creepy film at Sundance January of '04, and it was very effective at creating a claustrophobic yet outlandish Gilliamesque environment consistent with its theme, namely the pervasive and unchecked spread of embedded consumerism.Sisto delivers an increasingly out of control performance that is riveting to watch, and it's a kick to see Lance Henriksen play an off-kilter role like this, though I'd have liked to see it pay off with greater impact. Udo Kier is his usual deliciously kooky self, and Deborah Unger is gorgeously melancholy as usual. That's a good thing, though <more> |
| Atmospheric, enigmatic, and well worth a thinking man's time (by NateWatchesCoolMovies) |
| One Point O is a strange, beautiful film, with a script so curious and engaging it stays in your thoughts and dreams long after the credits roll. Many of the questions asked by the film remain unanswered and concepts left ambiguous at the film's conclusion, and although this is not for everyone's tastes, I for one love this type of storytelling most out of all the narrative templates. There's nothing I love more than a difficult, surreal and challenging film that let's the viewer ponder what has actually happened. Jeremy Sisto is restrained and vague as Simon, the paranoid <more> |
| Dada meets Kafka meets Max Headroom (by arielisrafel) |
| "Paranoia will destroy ya " wrote the Kinks many years ago. The paranoia in this film well, you'll have to watch the film yourself to see what happens. Step into a grim, surrealistic world think Dada does Kafka where strange, unexplained things are going on. A mysteriously empty box that keeps appearing on the doorstep of Simon played by Jeremy Sisto, people dying under odd circumstances. Simon's world is dreary, dark, depressing and confusing. It is peopled by others who are as confused and zombie-like as he has becomeTrish, the cancer ward nurse played by Deborah <more> |
| gorgeous brain candy (by dianejwright) |
| Caught this at Sundance and HIGHLY recommend. Think you got it all under control? Think you know what you want and why? Think again. Who said film can't be fun AND have a point? Great idea. Looks amazing. And killer soundtrack. This thing stayed with me for days. Yeah, we've seen computers and programmers in sci-fi before. This is closer to home than you think if you know anything about nanotechnology or the machinations corporate America. But then, once, no one believed in the internet either. I loved this film. Easily one of my festival faves. Lance Henriksen rocked. |
| A computer programmer becomes infected with a nano virus, as people in his apartment building start dying he must try to find the upgrade before he becomes the latest victim (by filmbuffnerd9623) |
| I was one of the lucky ones that got to see the screening of ONE POINT O at the Sundance Film Festival. The directors have captured the corruption of mass media advertising through hypnotizing imagines and several overwhelmingly powerful performances.I highly recommend this movie to anyone who wants to have a new, refreshing movie going experience. |