Stotinumdog55
Joined Aug 2020
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Wow, just wow.
I cannot say I enjoyed this film, but it definitely made me feel something.
The scene sets on what seems like a normal drama, then gets worse and worse, the characters are truly horrible all except the private investigator and the dad of the little boy.
1 hour of almost peace and serenity and 1 hour of absolute bonkers behaviour, i have sincerely not been so gobsmacked ever. People will hate this film, its a real divider, but its very different and will no doubt be acknowledged in years to come as something very chilling indeed.
I cannot say I enjoyed this film, but it definitely made me feel something.
The scene sets on what seems like a normal drama, then gets worse and worse, the characters are truly horrible all except the private investigator and the dad of the little boy.
1 hour of almost peace and serenity and 1 hour of absolute bonkers behaviour, i have sincerely not been so gobsmacked ever. People will hate this film, its a real divider, but its very different and will no doubt be acknowledged in years to come as something very chilling indeed.
I really loved this documentary, coming from the UK we never got to know Mr Rogers, I do wonder what impact he would have had on the UK's kids through the 70s and 80s.
The documentary moves along at a great speed, and factors in all the aspects of this wonderful mans life. I truly wish i'd been able to see this when growing up, maybe my outlook as a young adult would have been far different.
The documentary moves along at a great speed, and factors in all the aspects of this wonderful mans life. I truly wish i'd been able to see this when growing up, maybe my outlook as a young adult would have been far different.
I'd love to really praise this film, which I saw about 3 weeks ago at Romford Film Festival, but i feel it really went for style over plot, if it had taken an eye off the visuals and put more into the plot it would have been ideal.
Having seen Blood Feast at Frightfest some years ago, its clear the filmmaker has much improved, its pacing and direction of actors has massively improved.
Bind has a place in world, but I feel if there is going to be a Blind 2 they need to focus more on plot than visuals.
Having seen Blood Feast at Frightfest some years ago, its clear the filmmaker has much improved, its pacing and direction of actors has massively improved.
Bind has a place in world, but I feel if there is going to be a Blind 2 they need to focus more on plot than visuals.