A movie that appeals to a much older crowd rather than a young crowd. Its got a much darker tone than I anticipated especially after you start seeing the characters in their real life role but going through some extremely troubled thoughts and feelings when recollecting their fantasies. The character with the mask, although anti-religious, came across as aggressively preachy. I understood his message and the depth of pain he felt but his anger and rage came off too strong that he detached most of his audience. Everyone knows that when one comes across a zealot, ears tend to turn off. He was my least favorite character. The other 3 were great.
Review of Franklyn
