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If you haven’t heard of Wally Pfister, we really don’t know how exactly we can help with that. Pfister is one of the all-time great cinematographers and one of Christopher Nolan’s right hand men for most of his projects, working on the likes ofamong others.
With Caster slowly dying, his two fellow researchers, Evelyn and Max decide they are going to help him complete his life work and give him the ability to “transcend”, basically copying his memories and mind to a computer which will operate by itself, keeping not only Caster’s brain alive but his life’s work. But not everything is as straightforward as it seems.
The cast as a whole try to make the most of a bad situation but there is no denying that Johnny Depp’s career certainly needs some kind of resuscitation, perhaps a career kick he thought he might get with this particular project. Sadly, that is just not the case. Depp barely figures himself for most of the film, he exists mainly as the machine. The rest of the cast are fine, but just that, fine.
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