Title: Too too. Beautifully shot and erotic...but pretentious.
Product review: There are interesting ideas in "Sense," and the performances are uniformly excellent, as is everything from the sets to the musical score, but I found it ponderous, pretentious, and ultimately unappealing. Another reviewer said it's hard to categorize, and that's true, although not necessarily a bad thing. Pressed to find a category in which to put "Sense," I list it withChildren of MenandBlindness, which to my mind were both superior films to this one. I think what "Perfect Sense" might have been TRYING to be more like isNever Let Me Go, which is in every way better than "Perfect Sense." If you haven't seen "Never Let Me Go" yet and have a choice between that and this--do yourself a favor and go with "Never." (But if you're in the mood for sluggish sensuality and diffuse prettiness, you could do much worse than "Perfect Sense"--if you can stand being merely engaged rather than rapt, it will do.)
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