It truly captures the significant amount of moving parts within the film and the chaos, as the long tracking shots emphasize.
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This feeling is sustained throughout the film, in large part due to the free flowing camera of De Palma. You can hardly tell what is going on and can feel your own heart beating as this sequence unfolds. This element is really put on display during the assassination, which is a chaotic, thrilling, and hectic sequence that is equally hectically shot. Another element captured incredibly well by De Palma is the chaos. These characters truly come to life thanks to the writing from Koepp. For Kevin Dunne, he may seem like the "goody two shoes", but instead he is ruthless and manipulative, willing to do anything to get ahead. For him, he may put on a facade of being charismatic and magnanimous, but deep down, he wants more than his current lot in life. Yet, he wants to be mayor, which is why he wants to solve this case. For Santoro, he is established as being an adulterer and a corrupt cop. This is truly where the writing from David Koepp excels, as he manages to develop his characters so well, while also subtly keeping them within their characters even if its seems out-of-character, if that makes sense. When he finds video evidence confirming what she had told him was true, his heartbreak over losing his childhood friend is shattering and tremendous cinema. His dedication to his friend is being tested, but he knows that it is true. Cage brings the emotions to life and wears them on his sleeve in this sequence as you can see Santoro's heartbreak and, at first, deny that this is what occurred.
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Richard Santoro's reaction to the news, as relayed to him by Julia Costello who was revealing the conspiracy to the assassinated Secretary of Defense when the killing happened, is perfection. As a character study, the film is equally riveting. Thus, the sequence in which he shows everyone ignoring the news of the assassination, it becomes clear that De Palma is trying to nudge the audience away from the murder mystery aspect and onto the character study.
While I loved it a conspiracy thriller and thought it was thoroughly captivating in this regard, De Palma's aim was to showcase the fracturing of the friendship between Santoro and Dunne when Santoro finds out the truth about his long time friend. Those kind of procedural movies are extremely boring." In essence, for me, many critics wind up missing the point of the film. It's a mystery about a relationship, two people, and how finding that out affects their relationship. Well the problem is that it isn't about who did it. Having read the critical reception, I was particularly struck by a quote from De Palma himself in which he stated, "There's a lot of discussion in Snake Eyes about why do we reveal who did it so soon. For De Palma, this essentially serves to refocus the audience on what actually matters: the characters. In every room, people were either celebrating something completely unrelated or changing the channel from the news. While it may not add much to the overall film, it was incredibly stylish and highlighted a very important element to the story: it was not about the assassination. The camera work also comes into play when Julia is going up to a man's room and the camera pans through an aerial shot of the rooms on the floor. De Palma does a terrific job of using the split-screen to showcase the different perspectives a situation can have and how that can lead to false conclusions if you do not have both takes on a situation. It was only through speaking to Julia Costello (Carla Gugino) and Lincoln Tyler (Stan Shaw) that his eyes were opened. For Santoro, he believed he knew what had occurred during the shooting. The tracking shot at the very beginning of Richard Santoro walking through the arena is terrific, but what makes it all the much better is De Palma's repeated use of split-screen later on in the film that showcases how perception changes everything. Featuring all of De Palma's major trademarks, Snake Eyes is a showcase for his lovely camera work. Supported by a strong supporting performance from Gary Sinise as Commander Kevin Dunne, Snake Eyes is a spellbinding conspiracy thriller that is terrific to the very last drop. Terrifically thrilling, Snake Eyes features Nicolas Cage as Richard Santoro, a charismatic and corrupt Atlantic City police detective who witnesses an assassination during a boxing match. Terrifically thrilling, Snake Eyes features Nicolas Cage as Richard Santoro, a charismatic and corrupt Atlantic City police detective who I would like to motion for a critical reappraisal of Brian De Palma's absolutely terrific Snake Eyes.
I would like to motion for a critical reappraisal of Brian De Palma's absolutely terrific Snake Eyes.
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