Critics seem to just love it when some director puts together a film which is artsy, inventive, and creative. Forget about a story and people with whom the audience can empathize. And so, many a critic raved about this artful and unique shoot in which Tykwer creates peculiarity for the sake of peculiarity, appears to make the story up as he goes, and gives us characters we could care less about. All sizzle and no steak, you'll be hard pressed to find even a metaphor for a princess in this art-for-art's-sake flick. Recommended for film critics and others into artsy Europics.
Review of The Princess and the Warrior
