You'd be perfectly justified in skipping this. Those looking for a fired-up Nicolas Cage performance should look elsewhere. What I got was purely middle-of-the-road and, dare I say it, a little dull. A part of me wished that it was worse because at least then it would be memorable. Scenes began and then ended without much incident and didn't contribute much to the overall story. However, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be either, somewhat to its detriment. Overall, I wasn't expecting a masterpiece and of course I didn't get one. Choices matter sometimes in this game, like the ones you mentioned. I prefer it with water anyhow because there arent exploding zombies while you get the loot. You can still access it without the choice. there should be an advantage and disadvantage to a choice. The only part of it I genuinely liked was the track that played over the closing credits. There shouldnt be a choice that is a better option. The score also wasn't too memorable, but it still fit the material to a degree. The editing in the fight scenes was a bit choppy, but the camera-work was OK for the most part otherwise. All of the technical aspects of the film were good, although it did have the rather depressing color palette associated with low-budget Eastern European thrillers. Perhaps he would have had a larger role in Paul Schrader's cut, but we'll probably never know unless it gets released on Blu-ray/DVD. Anton Yelchin was the only other name actor I recognized, and his presence seemed rather perfunctory. As far as the rest of the cast is concerned, everyone did a good job but they really weren't given a whole lot to work with. His disease doesn't take as big of a role as you might think, given its severity.
Due to this, it felt like there was a fair amount of character development missing, mostly from supporting players but also from Cage himself. From what I saw, Nicolas Cage put in some good character work, and even gets to "rage" a little bit, but he was still hampered by an editing job that seemed to be going for a more streamlined thriller.
#Dying light the following alternate ending full
At its core, this film has an interesting concept that is never fully realized to its full thematic potential: two nemeses have one final reckoning while each are battling a debilitating disease. Upon receiving some intelligence which indicates that a former target may still be alive, he decides to go after them before his disease puts him out of commission permanently. In order to see that you must do these things: Go to the east section of the map and swim to the stone in the middle of that sea (east from Bilal, south from volatiles nest). Nicolas Cage gives a decent performance as Evan Lake, a veteran CIA agent with recently diagnosed dementia. You must choose between two at the end of the game, but there is also secret ending. However, despite their reaction out of principle, DYING OF THE LIGHT isn't that terrible. Subsequently, Schrader and the stars have disowned this version. The big story associated with this film is that its director, Paul Schrader, was locked out of the editing room and denied final cut.
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