It felt slow moving to me because you see the same events happen a few times over since the story isn't told in a non linear way. The beach POV is told over a week, sea told over a day, air told over an hour. All of them eventually come together to a single focal point. Different way to tell the story, but it felt slow moving to me because I saw some of the same things happen from three different points of view across three different points in time.
That's precisely what I envoyed in the movie : the same events from different points of view. For me it strengthens the emotion and the intensity. It's not just a formal trick
Spoiler 2:
The film opens with a group of soldiers in the streets of the town just off the beach.
When the film transitions for the first time to each of those places, that's when the title cards are shown.
[The Mole - one week Sea - one day Air - one hour]
cooldude wrote:I was reading the negative review a couple hours ago and noticed it was filled with spoilers, I don’t know why some find it so hard to give warning to the fact. Plus, it's not even from a legit critic, so the whole thing just annoyed me.
People should not be posting no-name critics with no credibility in the official reviews thread.
(it starts on the 8th post): 
