Gradebook: The Neon Demon
The Neon Demon : The Gradebook is the ratings of newly released films by the contributors and fans of We Live Film and We Live Entertainment. If you are interested in participating, join the We Live Film Fan Chat Page on Facebook and look for the weekly posts of new releases.
Austin Putnam: The Neon Demon (7/10)
A vast improvement over Only God Forgives. Where as in that film I wasn’t able to follow most of it, Neon Demon had a better (much better in fact) sense of visual story telling. All the actors gave great performances. The cinematography like every Refn film is a wonder alone. The soundtrack by Cliff Martinez is fantastic as well. I can see a lot of people being turned off by this film. The Neon Demon is without a doubt one of the strangest and weirdest films I’ve ever seen, but there’s a seductive quality to it that kept me engaged the whole time.
Chad Gleason: The Neon Demon (8.5 /10)
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Matt Marshall: Nicolas The Neon Demon (10/10)
Winding Refn beats to his own drum with ‘The Neon Demon,’ even more so than with ‘Drive’ or ‘Only God Forgives,’ which he wrote himself. Polarizing and pretentious to a fault, Refn delivers a film that needs to be closely examine beneath the disturbing imagery and pitch-perfect visual tone. The electric score by Cliff Martinez is to die for and accents what is without a doubt the most messed-up film in a very long time.
Average We Live Film Gradebook Score for Neon Demon : 8.5 /10
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