dariush75

After years of waiting (after two previous films that I loved), 28 Years Later was a thrill for me.

But a Shakespearean film starring the ever-brilliant Ralph Fiennes is a different kind of pleasure.

The film decides from the start to hate religion (apparently kicking religion is in fashion!) Of course, it's okay if it actually has something to say and isn't so superficially executed.

I don't like the specific style of the film (hammering and jumping from place to place).

The film moves along without saying anything and suddenly, the great Ralph Fiennes enters and everything changes.

I wish he had been acting throughout the film and the story of the film was his story.

And because I believe Ralph Fiennes and his story save the film from being superficial to some extent, I proudly give him all six stars.

A chef cannot make a delicious meal by throwing in pieces of stone instead of meat or vegetables. If he does, he must be crazy.

In any work, following principles can yield good results.

Breaking principles is not necessarily the right or beautiful thing to do.

Filmmaking, directing, and filming also have principles.

THE RITUAL is a film that only succeeded in wasting the skills of its good actors and destroying the story of the film, only by filming in a stupid way (maybe with a cell phone!!).

Perhaps the cinematographer was forced to film while under extreme pressure for not going to the toilet.

It is a very difficult task to destroy a film with such actors, for which David Midell should be congratulated.!!!

This movie gives you nothing if you haven't played S. T. A. L. K. E. R., and if you have played S. T. A. L. K. E. R. And lived with Strelok in its deep, desolate, ruined, poetic, dark, eerie, and dangerous world, then you will find this movie an insult to yourself and to that masterpiece of game making.

This film is shallow and worthless, a waste of even its very small $340,000 budget.

About 55 minutes of this film are wasted, and the film could have said All its own tasteless joke in about 15 minutes.

The only three stars I give this movie are because of the acting.

They are good actors who are stuck in a bad story and trying to save the movie from falling apart.

Chris James Berberidis and Michael Scott Crabb are far beyond a movie like this.

The world of S. T. A. L. K. E. R. And its story, creatures, and strange phenomena have great potential and merit to become a great and beautiful film.

A world that has been destroyed by this film.