Critique d'un cinéphage(suite)                                                                      

I’m not sure whether it is because of a small budget or inferior equipment, but the whole film came across as a cheaply-made independent film. That’s not to say that it was bad, but at times the scenes were too dark to see their faces. What made the film great, however, was the way it makes one question whether or not to root for the murderous Graham.

It must be Caine’s infectious personality, because it’s so darn hard to hate this man. In the end, I did end up hating this character, which I attribute to the marvellous performance of Caine, for he broke my bias towards him as an actor and made me see him as the character.