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timothy1967 — 9 years ago(November 16, 2016 09:40 PM)

These are easily Ben Wheatley's best films in my opinion. High-Rise is a big letdown. Its rambling and incoherent. Not like his best work, which is very clean with good narrative structure. I think one of the main problems is that he failed to capture the essence of what made JG Ballard's novel so great. I think he should have written the script himself. The individual who wrote it - his wife, Amy Jump - let him down big time. Anyway, what do you think are Wheatley's best films?

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Kill list is the inky one I really felt had something to say

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For me A Field in England and High-Rise. Both 9/10 from me. Loved their psychedelic psychologies.
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