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The movie was actually pretty bad, but it's nice to see the director is cool
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yeah the movie didn't rly meet my expectations but it did raise some interesting thematic/lore questions
I was extremely unhappy with the last 1/3 of the film. I don't want to spoil but that "twist" was bunk, the final murders off-camera. Not even sound! I don't even know how to properly critique it but best i got is it was a slow burn style film and i expect more oomph in my endings in a slow burn film. (See: Hereditary)
I Left the theatre feeling unfulfilled but make no mistake. i will always watch a nic cage movie. Always
I remember there being sound
You heard something happening in the next room? I missed it, only seeing the aftermath and being upset lol
Completed unrelated, but if you like slow burn films with oomph in the ending try Killer Joe. Incredible performance from Matthew Mccoughananny.
I will, thanks for the tip. I usually avoid mccough movies (not his acting just the movies he chooses really) so this was off my radar.