I’ll admit I went in with a predisposition toward it because I love electronic music; I was nodding my head the whole time and really enjoyed myself. It quickly became my top film after seeing it on the big screen. My professor used it as an example of what's possible with editing techniques, and I think that’s largely due to the fast-paced cuts synchronized with the soundtrack—a very striking effect. Every decision made for a lively and thrilling experience, creating this enjoyable kind of suspense throughout; the music was probably responsible for much of that feeling. I can imagine many viewers might just find it “interesting” or “neat,” but if you’re someone who gets caught up in a techno rhythm around 128 beats per minute, then I'd strongly recommend checking this out.

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