The Madness never ends
I like the Madness serie, it gots it own style.
The movie's length was good ( ofc i wants 2 see more),
not to short and not 2 much.
But the movies get a bit boring, always the same;
Smashes and gun shots all the way.
That is a good thing but after all the movies i think u should come up with something new, dont ask me wath...
gj and gl!!!
awesome truely awesome...
its not often that i give out a 10 on a submition, or even a "one line summary" like i just did. but that comes with a complaint... firstly why the hell does the main charicter allways die?!?! and secondly
(spoiler allert dont read on if you havent saw the movie yet)
with the chain saw i was expecting a massive ammounts of bloud splatting everywere all over the walls, and all you gave us was a slight splatter on the main charicters body.
WTFH
krinkels... if your reading this... chainsaw + madness dude = fucking bloud bath!!!!
ahem
anyway a good movie...
i love this sires
i cant wait for the next one
A perfect evolution of the series
You did it. I feel like this Madness has gone deeper into its world than any of the others before it. After the shocking tension of Madness Antipathy, we find an almost gentle feel to Consternation. No longer fighting the overwhelming chaos and disintegration of order that has evolved throughout the series, we, and Hank, have come to an almost peaceful acceptance of the situation. And through it, discover a deeper, fuller world.
I really didn't know what would happen after Antipathy. But I really like the way this follows up to it. It's definitely not anything I expected, but it fits perfectly. I think the strange gentleness of the violence, the chainsaw sequence really the direct opposite of the one in Tricky Madness 2, was a brilliant touch.
Hank's look in this movie is probably my favorite so far. And the solid red sky and glasses, contrasting with the gradients of the last few movies, really contributed to that feeling of being deep within this mood. It's like going from the rough and violent surface of the ocean to being completely submerged - on the outside things seem gentle, but in actuality the power behind it is much greater.
The main critique I would have is with the flames of Tricky's demon form. Based on what I saw at the end of Antipathy, I would have expected the flames to grow from the ground, to have some inertia and movement of their own. Instead, they were statically attached to the rest of the puppet body, which made the demon seem much less impressive and more like a usual, solid, killable character. Giving the flames a life of their own, though it may have increased the animating time, would in my opinion have been worth another month's wait.
All in all, I was very happy with Madness Consternation. Thank you.
Clown says Suffer even though Hank is cut in half and probably can't feel anything. :P