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Critics Consensus: Inconsistency and listless plot make this K-horror remake a less-than-frightening time at the movies.
Critic Consensus: Inconsistency and listless plot make this K-horror remake a less-than-frightening time at the movies.
All Critics (87) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (13) | Rotten (74) | DVD (3)
The remake retains the sensationally creepy ending and it's all reasonably done, but no real chills.
This is without question the dumbest horror movie of recent years. There is simply no way to piece together its fractured shards.
The director, Alexandre Aja, knows how to reflect the fear in people's heads, but he gets too ensnared in a backstory that's just gothic business as usual.
How could horror be so dull?
Audiences won't be crazy about what they see in these Mirrors.
An empty enterprise that provides a few moments of goofy fun, Mirrors reflects back nothing.
One of the better films of the infamous J-horror remake onslaught. Relatively speaking.
Even the most forgiving fans of supernatural horror will balk at Mirrors' cookie-cutter characterizations, predictable shocks, and ridiculous, punishing plot.
Brutal horror movie offers little to reflect on.
Kudos to you if you can figure out what in god's name that ending is supposed to indicate, because I'm lost at this time...
Sutherland's natural stoicism does make the more risible developments and dialogue a bit easier to stomach (a moment when he goes all Jack Bauer on a nun comes to mind).
Alexandre Aja must have thought that just because he's basing a film around mirrors acting irrationally, he can proceed to remove logic from all aspects of the film.
An ex-cop takes a security guard job at an old department store. He discovers haunted images in the mirrors.
Super Reviewer
Kiefer Sutherland just can't get out of the 24HR Role, what ever movie you see him in you see his role as the maniac with a gun who has a badge, That being said in this movie his acting was as bad as ever but the story line of this movie was very creepy, not many movies that deal with horror bother me but this one did, I haven't looked at my reflection since. About a hotel in NYC that burned and is now guarded by private security, the mirrors left over from an hospital are possessed, spine chilling worth 4 stars for story line.
It was fairly a decent movie but the ending made absolutely no sense at all.
Scary but fairly original and really boring, was switching off now and again. It's ok!
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