Cinema 7 Years Ago April 7, 2017

Salt and Fire Release Date

The movie Salt and Fire is already released on Cinema and VOD in the USA. The upcoming Blu-ray and DVD release date in the USA and UK and Cinema and VOD release date in the UK is to be announced.

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April 4, 2017Confirmed

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Salt and Fire

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"Salt and Fire" tells the story of a corporate CEO and a group of scientists who must band together despite their ideological differences to try to avoid a looming environmental catastrophe.

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What do the critics say?

Based on 9 Salt and Fire reviews, Salt and Fire gets an average review score of 60.

wegotthiscovered.comVOD

Audiences unfamiliar with Herzog will be largely baffled by this eccentric and meandering eco-drama, but aficionados will find much to enjoy here.

thefilmstage.comVOD

The final image is naturally of a machine increasingly dwarfed by landscape. Though, overall, Salt and Fire may feel like a joke of sorts, it’s one attuned enough to a genuinely...

theplaylist.netVOD

A lot about “Salt and Fire” seems almost designed to provoke eye-rolls, right down to Herzog’s strange antipathy for statistics and “scientific instruments” as a way of mapping ...

In Salt and Fire, a bad movie but an intriguing vacation slideshow, Michael Shannon and Veronica Ferres play “characters” (unconvincing, undimensional) and speak “dialogue” (exp...

www.theguardian.comCinema

There’s no nuance to be found in Herzog’s film about an abducted scientist forced to fend for herself in an alien landscape. Still, the film-maker’s tale telling has its weird a...

variety.comCinema

Werner Herzog's latest half-hearted return to narrative cinema is more excited by its stunning landscape than the life inside it.

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