Garcia's obvious patience in telling this story does become increasingly problematic, however, with the movie's
lack of narrative thrust never more evident than in its disappointingly stagnant midsection - as Garcia emphasizes the exploits of two relatively uninteresting figures (Johnson's Joe and Mia Wasikowska's Helen).
More pragmatic souls will grow restless over both
its lack of narrative thrust and monotonously drawn - out scenes.
Not exact matches
lacks the straightforward
narrative or melodic
thrust of The Wall, but it isn't as somnolent as The Final Cut, and if the songs don't call attention to themselves, they nevertheless form a long suite that works as a sustained mood piece.
There's little doubt that Think
of Me, for the most part, comes off as a typically subdued character study, with Ambrose's gritty, consistently captivating performance initially compensating for the expected
lack of plot and
narrative thrust.