O Mistério do Vinhedo

Simple camera work, simple script and this girl just keeps asking questions. It gets old fast and the fast forward button is your friend.

Main female character tackles, subdues and forces a confession out of a male character. I guess that's the force part of the movie. Annoying at best. All 10 star reviews are 4 days old with one review. Shocker.

Actually a handsome movie. He is not good but quite a mediocrity.

The actors convince the story and the dialogues are very fad. It's all trailing and tension you can rarely find. Too bad.

I love these sorts of films. Slower pace, nice scenery, no high tech fast paced high jinks. Enjoyed every minute of it. Only realised afterwards I'd got the actresses mixed up! I thought the main character was Patricia Velasquez and spent the whole film thinking she's changed a bit since The Mummy!

It could've been a decent (almost great) movie, but if failed at all these points:

• plot: a mix of Mexican telenovela with a dash of a thriller, lacking at the core of the story, trying to get to the finish line without following a proper sense
• leading actress: bad acting (I can see that the Director - Eve Symington, used her sister, Leila, for the main character in this movie, but I don't know if her directing guidelines made "Sloane" sooo bad)
• the title: whyyyyy? It's so misleading and it does nothing to do with ANYTHING in this movie. The Mexican workers have been scared with dead skunks and they were leaving the vineyard...that was a "brut force"??

Anyways, for all the others that will read the reviews of this movie - the very low rate is INDEED true! Don't waste your time (and money, maybe) watching it!

I am so confused how movies like this get made. I was so excited by the trailer, but the trailer is not the movie. I wanted to like it because I really like crime movies and shows and watch them all. But this is junk and I want my money back. It's all cliche and the tone feels so irregular from beat to beat. I warn you...don't waste your money. There are so many other good thrillers on Netflix to watch and those filmmakers know what they're doing. Don't be fooled by the trailer like I was.