Lots of macro and micro eye candy speaks in chorus with a minimalist, but empathically sonorous, sound climate in an almost absolutely bare existentialist script, complete with light touches of self-deprecatory humor.
Even the two film "goofs" are associated with reasonable plausibilities: why didn't Nemo think of the fire alarm system earlier in his travails? - the story is about something imperfect that is afoot and Nemo is obviously a part of that chaotic imperfection from the first moment that the hacked security system reads ARMING OUTSIDE right AFTER the "security" code is entered.
Also, how could the fire sprinkler system not bring the Fire Department and First Responders almost immediately? - Hypothetical clue: the soundscape for this movie did not have to have helicopter elements REPEATED several times throughout from the first moments through to the end. So: where did #3 go? That allusion is larger and much more amorphous than conventional stories of thievery usually are; was something besides art intended to be stolen here? By whom??? & Did it/"they" succeed?
Even the two film "goofs" are associated with reasonable plausibilities: why didn't Nemo think of the fire alarm system earlier in his travails? - the story is about something imperfect that is afoot and Nemo is obviously a part of that chaotic imperfection from the first moment that the hacked security system reads ARMING OUTSIDE right AFTER the "security" code is entered.
Also, how could the fire sprinkler system not bring the Fire Department and First Responders almost immediately? - Hypothetical clue: the soundscape for this movie did not have to have helicopter elements REPEATED several times throughout from the first moments through to the end. So: where did #3 go? That allusion is larger and much more amorphous than conventional stories of thievery usually are; was something besides art intended to be stolen here? By whom??? & Did it/"they" succeed?