Movie Review Swiss Army Man 2016 Sundance Daniel Radcliffe

You wait ages for a movie with a good bear mauling, and two come along at once. Mere weeks after the opening of The Revenant, wacktacular curio Swiss Army Man premieres at Sundance, featuring a scene where Paul Dano (Love & Mercy) suffers an ursine attack. (The end credits reveal a real live bear was used at some point, which gives the film a bit of street-cred edge over Alejandro G. Inarritu’s all-CGI effort.) The mauling is immediately followed by a spectacular, pyrotechnic-gymnastic display by Daniel Radcliffe playing a revivified corpse with supernatural farting powers. The fact that this isn’t even the weirdest thing in the movie says a lot about this, by turns, enchanting, irritating, juvenile and yet oddly endearing feature debut from Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, a writing-directing duo who’ve adopted just “Daniels” as their professional moniker.

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