Oxygen is a very interesting film. This film never stops taking turns, making it very difficult tot predict what's coming next. From the first scene to the last, one revelation of the storyline segued into another so swiftly, the credit goes to the director for managing to build the film so craftily. The audience will hardly be able to digress from the film, it is quite enthralling.
The film started off steadily, kept the audience almost in the dark until the middle of the film. Then in the midway after revealing some strings of the plot, some might think they know where this is going, though it still made many swift unpredictable turns, but still by midway you would start to care about the character and keep on going. This is not a dumb movie, it grazed many ethical scientific issues which are already in motion or pretty soon the humanity will face, which will make you think long after finishing the film.
Melanie Laurent did an wonderful job, her performance was pivotal for the film's success.
The film started off steadily, kept the audience almost in the dark until the middle of the film. Then in the midway after revealing some strings of the plot, some might think they know where this is going, though it still made many swift unpredictable turns, but still by midway you would start to care about the character and keep on going. This is not a dumb movie, it grazed many ethical scientific issues which are already in motion or pretty soon the humanity will face, which will make you think long after finishing the film.
Melanie Laurent did an wonderful job, her performance was pivotal for the film's success.