Ink of Blood

(This review may contain spoilers).

I’m not sure when the first time I watched this film was, but I think it was quite a long time ago. It was one of those films that stayed with me for quite a long time.

This was quite a good film with an interesting twist on the use of elements. I remember being quite surprised that the Supreme Being turned out to be humanoid and not some kind of alien.

I felt the actress playing Leeloo did a really good job of showing her evolution over the course of the film. (I know the name, but I’m not sure of the spelling of her surname). I also liked Bruce Willis in this film. I could believe in the emotions the main characters had and I felt they did really well as the characters.

There were some quite comedic moments in this film, but also some really intense ones. One of the characters was just a little annoying in this. I think he could have done much better as a more minor role. (I’m not really a fan of the ‘high-pitched squealing’ characters).

I felt that this film worked really well as a multi-genre film. Some of the special effects worked really well, despite the age of the film. And, well, I think it’s an entertaining science fiction film with real, believable characters I could really care about and empathise with.