Premios Macondo |
| Best Art Direction |
| Best Costume Design |
| Best Editing |
| Best Make-Up |
| Best Supporting Actor |
This movie is to the fullest degree the best Colombian movie I've ever watched. It undeniably has a truly exciting plot.
I didn't know what to expect before I went to the cinema today, usually Colombian movies are all about the same old story's (drugs, guerrilla, rich/poor struggle and love triangles) It's also normal for me as a Colombian to expect lack of decent technical performance due to low budget editing, poor sound, horrible make up /costume and terrible cinematographic "ambientation", this as I said before is the usual.The prologue and the first minutes when the script talks about the "justice and peace" law that my country has been trying to initiate make me really eager to know how this will be approached.
The unfortunate part of Greetings To The Devil is that the entire film I kept thinking what a great remake this would make with like Jason Statham, or Bruce Willis, and a talented action thriller director...insert name here...
