The Burnt Orange Heresy

A lean, pulpy art world neo noir that the world slept on because, well, 2020. A narcissistic critic, a crotchety painter speaking in koans, and a billionaire collector played by Mick Jagger. Great fun.

worth a watch

Filmekimi, Atlas.

This film is a bit slow, plot wise but there are good performances from Donald Sutherland and, surprisingly/randomly enough, Mick Jagger. As a thriller its not bad and it focusses primarily on narcissism. Not a film I'd want to re-watch or rush to recommend but its alright.

You really can't think about the plot of this movie too hard. The plot really hinges on the idea that a world famous artist has only ever had one damaged painting shown to the public? And the last 20 minutes is just characters acting really dumb and crazy for drama reasons. At least the acting is great across the board and turning off the old brain and treating this like pulp fiction you'd pick up at an airport gift shop really helps make it a decent time killer.

Yakışıklı sanat eleştirmeni, 1 müzayede güzel kızımıza aşık olur. Ünlü 1 sanat kolleksiyoncusunun evine giderler. Ressam arkadaşından pahalı 1 resim ister. Bol aforizmalı, kandırmacalı 1 film. Oyuncuları beğendim. Hatta Mick Jagger'ı bile. Kurgu başarılı. Hareketli 1 film. Filmin sonunda, eleştirmenimiz sahtekar çıkıyor. Olan kızımıza oluyor. Yaralarını yalayacaksın.

Silly and entertaining.

It's hard to keep me engaged and the movie is so pretentious. Weak ending.