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Bellflower (2011) – Country: USA
Language: English
106 min - Action | Drama | Romance
Two friends spend all their free time building flame-throwers and weapons of mass destruction in hopes that a global apocalypse will occur and clear the runway for their imaginary gang "Mother Medusa".
Language: English
106 min - Action | Drama | Romance
Two friends spend all their free time building flame-throwers and weapons of mass destruction in hopes that a global apocalypse will occur and clear the runway for their imaginary gang "Mother Medusa".
Director: Evan Glodell
Writer: Evan Glodell
Stars: Evan Glodell, Tyler Dawson and Jessie Wiseman
User Reviews
Woodrow (Evan Glodell) and Aiden (Tyler Dawson) could be considered ‘passionate’ about the apocalypse. They spend all their free time building steam punk flame throwers and a muscle car that would make The Road Warrior salivate. Their vision as ruling mongols of the charred post-nuclear plain serves as the only non-hedonistic motivation of any character in the film. Interspersed between, or more accurately, continually throughout the film, they indulge in drink, drugs and damaged women with an almost childlike disregard for consequences. When Woodrow meets Milly (Jesse Wiseman) at a party, it seems he may have found something to care about and, after an impromptu weeklong date to a Texas roadhouse, they begin a relationship. Lives proceed and, true to Milly’s prediction, she cheats on Woodrow. In a fury he jumps on his motorcycle and is promptly hit by a car, leaving him scarred and minimally brain damaged. Aiden suggests that they burn all her possessions left at Woodrow’s, which then sets off two possible realities. (Spoiler Alert) One reality, shows Woodrow giving into his more animalistic and vengeful desires, causing the loss of everything, including his good looks, his friends and his humanity, but allows him to keep Milly. The second shows him letting her go, and living life as planned with Aiden. The pair as drunken, nihilistic outlaws in their self made desert utopia. Woodrow can either participate in the apocalypse as he has envisioned and planned for, or he can bring around the end of the world for all those around him on a micro, but much more affecting scale. (End Spoiler)
Writer: Evan Glodell
Stars: Evan Glodell, Tyler Dawson and Jessie Wiseman
User Reviews
Woodrow (Evan Glodell) and Aiden (Tyler Dawson) could be considered ‘passionate’ about the apocalypse. They spend all their free time building steam punk flame throwers and a muscle car that would make The Road Warrior salivate. Their vision as ruling mongols of the charred post-nuclear plain serves as the only non-hedonistic motivation of any character in the film. Interspersed between, or more accurately, continually throughout the film, they indulge in drink, drugs and damaged women with an almost childlike disregard for consequences. When Woodrow meets Milly (Jesse Wiseman) at a party, it seems he may have found something to care about and, after an impromptu weeklong date to a Texas roadhouse, they begin a relationship. Lives proceed and, true to Milly’s prediction, she cheats on Woodrow. In a fury he jumps on his motorcycle and is promptly hit by a car, leaving him scarred and minimally brain damaged. Aiden suggests that they burn all her possessions left at Woodrow’s, which then sets off two possible realities. (Spoiler Alert) One reality, shows Woodrow giving into his more animalistic and vengeful desires, causing the loss of everything, including his good looks, his friends and his humanity, but allows him to keep Milly. The second shows him letting her go, and living life as planned with Aiden. The pair as drunken, nihilistic outlaws in their self made desert utopia. Woodrow can either participate in the apocalypse as he has envisioned and planned for, or he can bring around the end of the world for all those around him on a micro, but much more affecting scale. (End Spoiler)
The question is asked, "What (or who) would you give up for the only thing you really care about?"
To begin, the film is utterly mesmerizing in it’s visual aspects. Writer, director, and lead actor Evan Glodell’s background is in cinematography so this comes as no surprise. Every scene captures the grime and intensity of it’s subject despite its shortcomings in editing, clarity of story and sound.
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