juranoliver
Joined Jul 2024
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Quite possibly one of the best movies ever made - and not only within it's category, which is horror, drama, mystery and thriller.
Supporting well casted actor in the beginning of the movie immediately dragged me to the omnious and creepy atmoshere of the movie.
Having goosebumps the whole time, talented movie crew gave me no time to blink as I was sitting attached to my sofa as never before.
You can literally see the strong parent-like connection between Lacy (briliantly portraited by talented Piper Watts) and unforgettable Dr. Camden (acted by her real father and director in the same person - Carl Watts) as he was trying to find the best possible parents for 8 years old Lucy and her doll.
One last hat off goes to Lucy's deaf-muted best friend Henry - it almost appears like Ed Dyer is disabled also in real life, which he isnt.
10 out of 10 without any doubt. I will try to make sure as many people as possible see this movie.
Supporting well casted actor in the beginning of the movie immediately dragged me to the omnious and creepy atmoshere of the movie.
Having goosebumps the whole time, talented movie crew gave me no time to blink as I was sitting attached to my sofa as never before.
You can literally see the strong parent-like connection between Lacy (briliantly portraited by talented Piper Watts) and unforgettable Dr. Camden (acted by her real father and director in the same person - Carl Watts) as he was trying to find the best possible parents for 8 years old Lucy and her doll.
One last hat off goes to Lucy's deaf-muted best friend Henry - it almost appears like Ed Dyer is disabled also in real life, which he isnt.
10 out of 10 without any doubt. I will try to make sure as many people as possible see this movie.