My Thoughts on Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Lévy, Frederik Peeters

A review of Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Lévy, Frederik Peeters

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00:00 Intro
00:43 Spoil-Free Review
04:53 Spoiled Filled Thoughts
09:40 Outtro

Thoughts of Sandcastle and the movie Old by M. Night Shyamalan:

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[InazumaSensei]

I've read the comic for the first time today.
I think it's kinda good, or at least decent. My only complaint is that it's undercooked.
The characters are interesting (for the little they are presented), the dialogues are adequately written for the most part and there is some themes to be found in it, but it's all too short to be explored as it should, and the "unreveal" is frustrating. I'm ok with the fact that there isn't an exact explanation or a vague one as to why all of that is happening (sometimes it can be neat to leave some things to the imagination), but TOO many hints are dropped without payoffs (the Algerian guy bleeding from his nose for who knows what reason, the guy with the binoculars on the bushes that only the kid sees, the hotelier's son shot by an unknown assailant) and even the slightest explanation, to the point that it seems only part 1 from what it was supposed to be a longer story.

[huskeater]

i wish you wouldve went more into what you liked and disliked in the book/film besides the art style and aging.