Post by sturgeon on Jun 14, 2021 10:14:10 GMT
This morning I have been sent a competent cap to review, and review it I have. It tells of a desk jockey three years from retirement, who passes a humiliating test of loyalty by his sadistic new bosses, and thus is selected as an instrument of their oppression. Our hero's moral fibre doesn't prevent him from executing their ruthless wishes, although he at least has the decency to feel bad about it - until, that is, he cracks and joins them in their Boschian mission of chaos.
It is wryly amusing. It ponders lightly on the nature of evil in a dog-eat-dog (or rather lion-eat-rabbit) world. But is it profound? For my money... no.
So, no is my vote, although since it's an adequate enough piece, at least I have the decency to feel bad about it.
It is wryly amusing. It ponders lightly on the nature of evil in a dog-eat-dog (or rather lion-eat-rabbit) world. But is it profound? For my money... no.
So, no is my vote, although since it's an adequate enough piece, at least I have the decency to feel bad about it.
