Review: Danny Boyle's 'Trance' is a Wasted Jumble of Styles &
Ideas  April 15, 2013   Director Danny Boyle's style and
cinematic charm does all it can with the screenplay for his
latest, Trance. A slick art heist thriller that likes to play in
more mind-blowing areas needs someone like Boyle at the helm,
able to work in flare to keep your eyes focused. It's so your
own mind doesn't wander from what ultimately plays like a Rubik
Cube in black and white All the pieces are there, but nothing
seems to ever match up. More convoluted than it's payoff is
worth, Trance feels like the in-between work of a great artist,
that one time he went back to his thriller roots and the
psychosexuality ended up taking over. More below!  The art heist
at the center of this story has three, key players. Simon (James
McAvoy) is an auctioneer at a prestigious, art auction house
whose latest batch of offerings includes a precious (and very
expensive) piece by Goya, Witches in the Air. Franck (Vincent
Cassel) is the leader of a group o