The Review of “Trance”

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The London auction house opens the scene of “Trance” directed by Danny Boyle. The story leads many twists that make the movie a real trance movie. Director used such tools like actors directly addressing the camera that connects audience and the characters of the movie.

Mr. McAvoy plays Simon, who is an employee of an auction house. He involves with bad people and leader Franck (Vincent Cassel). They make partnership that comprises a lot of problems such as daytime robbery, amnesia, robbed Goya and other complications. Goya is missing from the auction house and Franck could not get it, while Simon knows where it is due to his amnesia he cannot remember it.

The “Spellbound” thriller written by Ahearne and John Hodge is the basis of “Trance”. The movie is not breakout hit or exciting one and do not hold emotional influence but Mr. Boyle had thrown a lot of energy so that audience can really enjoy with the movie. He throws everything to the audience and it is obvious from each screen of music, nudity, bleeding fingers and so forth.

 “Trance” elates the hideous shocks to the audience and Mr.Boyle is a crude optimist. He would like to show Ms. Dawson off to the screen, while Mr. Boyle keeps his male characters clothed that proves he is a genuine plaza.

“Trance” is rated R, with gun violence, detached bodies, and full nudity of females as well as partial nakedness of males.

“Trance” team and cast WITH: James McAvoy (Simon), Vincent Cassel (Franck), Rosario Dawson (Elizabeth), Danny Sapani (Nate), Matt Cross (Dominic) and Wahab Sheikh (Riz).

Cast: James McAvoy, Vincent Cassel, Roario Dawon, Danny Sapani, Matt Cross and Wahab Sheikh.