The Brass Teapot is, in my opinion, a solidly written film supported by a talented cast of actors and a plot that makes sense. Sadly this combination is increasingly rare in the movie industry today.
Juno Temple and Michael Angarano both deliver outstanding performances which help to draw the audience into a sort of "what would you do?" dilemma that is both thought provoking and enjoyable to watch play out. As you watch their moral scale tip further and further to the dark side you can't help but feel conflicted yourself.
Is this an instant hit for everyone? Is it destined to be a classic? The answer to both questions is probably not, but it's still a good movie that is well developed and will appeal to a lot of different audiences.
Juno Temple and Michael Angarano both deliver outstanding performances which help to draw the audience into a sort of "what would you do?" dilemma that is both thought provoking and enjoyable to watch play out. As you watch their moral scale tip further and further to the dark side you can't help but feel conflicted yourself.
Is this an instant hit for everyone? Is it destined to be a classic? The answer to both questions is probably not, but it's still a good movie that is well developed and will appeal to a lot of different audiences.