Metaphorically, Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio’s fourth collaboration, Shutter Island, like the Denis Lehane novel it’s based on could come with a health warning: enough twists and turns to give you motion sickness.
It’s in that sea-sick state in 1954 that we meet DiCaprio as World War 2 veteran, now US Marshall Teddy Daniels, as he and new partner Chuck (Mark Ruffalo, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) travel by ferry to the Massachusetts island housing a facility for the criminally insane.
