SUNDANCE REVIEW: Engaging Ewan McGregor Caught in a Dense 'Perfect Sense' Plot
The actor, along with a brooding Eva Green, star in an emotionally barren movie directed by David Mackenzie.
PARK CITY -- Perfect Sense is dense: It's a very complex and intelligent story hybrid that, must have looked great on paper and sounded impressive in discussion, but as a movie, it splatters all over the screen in unsatisfying genetic mutations. Starring Ewan McGregor and Eva Green, Perfect Sense had its world premiere here at the Sundance Film Festival.
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