pretty good! at times, its slightly hard to stomach margo's dramatics- which makes her growth throughout the movie even more rewarding than it is to see everyone finally realising who eve is. the acting is phenomenal, the development between bill and margo's relationship was GREAT!! my only slight with this movie was the fact how dewitt trapped eve at the end, that to me was very weird- the whole situation in the suite was.
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weird. grody. disturbing and not even in a typical a24 horror film way or in a chillingly well written way. the rape scenes lasted way too long, the way the camera lingers on mari's body in the beginning is just unneeded. along with that, for a 'rape revenge movie' (which is a genre that in my opinion, should NOT even exist as most of the times they movies are not well executed or written in a manner that approaches the topic with the sensitivity needed.) instead of being a vindictive revenge story, it felt like some cheaply made fetish skit downplaying and exploiting the REAL horrors many face for a pathetic attempt at a psychological horror or whatever niche dark horror genre it was trying to be. watching this made me recoil and cringe in genuine disgust.
if you are a mother similar to mine who forces their offspring to watch this movie in a half hearted attempt to get them to teach them about safety and whatnot- you'd be better off putting in the actual effort and time into teaching your kid to do better.
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oh my god
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bittersweet. odd and enjoyable, it had me tearing my hair out at around the end; this movie makes me sick. beautiful cinematography as well
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wow. thrilling, dashing- whatever you want to call it. jodie fosters is SO pretty also what the freak
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bittersweet and beautiful. PHEONIX RIVERS the MAN you are, his portrayal of christopher chambers was genuinely so great
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bawled like a baby during act two and even during some parts in act one. it was slightly confusing at first (as any A24 movie can be expected to be), but as the movie progresses everything starts to fall in place perfectly. there was a reason why this was a oscar winner- it was genuinely such a beautiful movie with even greater actors. michelle yeoh, ke huy quan, stephanie hsu, jamie lee curtis- EVERYONE made a difference and the cast was just perfect, the story was perfect, this was genuinely a great movie through and through!!! did i mention i bawled like baby because i DID so beautiful a need to watch for sure
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slightly shed tears at the end, great cinematography, great story. unlike the OTHER, clearly pessimistic and stuck up reviewers, i felt like those 'unneeded' action scenes were actually really needed. they were all executed perfectly and really showed the brutality of war. the unfairness of everything was even more so shown with how you see the soldiers dirty and worn and aged by war from being on the frontlines and how it moved to the scene of how clean and pristine and just put TOGETHER the actual generals and higher ups were during the train scene and whatnot. anyways this was such a great movie, its really bittersweet and shows how disposable soldiers and everyday people are to war. poor paul, poor everyone
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most firest coolest best movie EVER SO fire
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fire movie but pretty questionable at times
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- The Autopsy of Jane Doe
- A Nightmare on Elm Street
- Aliens vs Predator: Requiem
- Friday the 13th
- Ouija
- The Conjuring
- The Conjuring 2
- Veronica
- Insidious
- Insidious: Chapter 2
...plus 16 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.
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