The One-Sentence Movie Review: Street of Crocodiles

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I've seen over 3,000 movies, TV shows, and short films, and while I seem to be a little harder to impress than most, I don't need a film to tell me something about the world (although it's nice when that happens); it just needs to involve me or entertain me.

Movies are extremely subjective in many ways, and as such, I'm not really trying to do anything more profound than let you know the impressions a movie made on me, and maybe that will help you figure out whether or not you want to see it.

Anyway, you don't want a big, long review—who has time for all that? You just want to know if the movie is good or not before you get it from Netflix. And yes, probably I hate something you dearly love. Sorry. It happens.

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Saturday, April 20, 2013

Street of Crocodiles

Street of Crocodiles (1986) – With a decayed and desolate atmosphere, haunting stop-motion visuals, and inscrutable metaphor, this is a mesmerizing surrealist masterpiece – if that’s your thing; if it’s not, then this is the weird, incoherent hodgepodge that inspired all those creepy Tool videos. 7