by Kevin Muller
Throughout cinematic history, there have been many films that have tried to capture the medical condition known as “Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder” experienced by returning soldiers. “The Deer Hunter” is a personal favorite and winner of the Best Picture Oscar back in 1978. That film completely sold how war deteriorates the mind of many to the point of tragedy. Many films before it and after give the condition its due through incredible writing matched with equally impressive acting and directing. Now, two time Academy Award winner Ang Lee proposes to show the effects of the condition by shooting his entire new movie in 120 Frames per second. Does it work or is it just a gimmick to cover a mediocre film?
Cinephellas 