We Are the Missing

I don't know what those moaning about this want, or think they could've done better. Yes. It has some flaws, but, My God, I was totally absorbed, every minut of this twisting and turning mystery was a joy to experience. At times it reminded me of (the superior) Lake Mungo, but it is every bit its own thing. I found every character beliavable, some more than others of course, and the vagueness of it all actually appealed to me. Not everything have an explanation, nor should it. The music/sound effects tended to be a little too dominant at times, even to the point of drowning out some words, but other than that I an't really complain of anything. A joy to experience.

The missing children angle at the beginning was quite impactful, but as the movie continue it becomes ridiculous and tedious. I was quite sick of it by the time the ending credits began to roll.

Just when you think finally a good Canadian movie, well nope, yet another let down... eh. I though well they aren't talking so maybe... but no.

I was very unimpressed with this film. Firstly, the mockumentary effect only works if the actors are able to act like real human beings. The acting in the film is awful. The fake crying is so bad I had to stop the movie halfway through and fast forward through the rest. The storyline is dull, repetitive, and unoriginal.

A mockumentary set up, only 83mins long but it was the longest 83 mins I've suffered in a while. Gave it a two as it may be of some assistance to insomniacs.....