I Think We're Alone Now

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Matthew P @CouchMango Jun 2 Brilliant. At heart it's a love story, and utterly succeeds in that. The closing scenes could not be a more powerful revelation of the banality of modern life. Utterly compelling and hypnotic from beginning to end. See more Par H @Parhwy Mar 3 Rewatch? Yes. Recommend? Yes. This 2018 post-apocalypse thriller is beautiful, eerie and slow yet intense while avoiding unnatural jump scares, and battles between plot validity and character consistency. It can be as simple as who let the dog out. No, that’s not a song reference. I like empty world movies. Nonetheless, it took me several sittings to finish this film. The story is captivating however the intense slowness met me at a time when I was emotionally unable to bear it for more than the time it takes to drink a coffee. Cinematography is gorgeous. Those yellow dusky, dusty windows; those cold, white and grey streets… The final act for me is both necessary and perplexing. How… how did they find Fanning, and why did she go with them? The first question’s answer requires incredibly improbabilities. The second question makes sense because Dinklage didn’t have her back. I still wanted her to not go. By going, we get to see the other’s location and ethos. See more Stephen C @RT72832523 Jan 23 A solid start, with an intriguing look at the usual apocalypse trope. Builds a moody, introspective world, akin to a Scandinavian crime drama... all that is then dumped and the plot changes to an incomplete sci-fi, mad doctor... thing, which destroys suspension of disbelief. I sincerely believe this was two separate scripts, crammed together and forced to work. Somehow not terrible. Could have been a hell of a lot better. See more Curtin 1 @Curtin Jan 9 Couldn’t hear what anyone was saying. Mumbling and quiet. Turned it up only to be jarred by loud effects or music and having to turn it down again. Very slow, nothing really happens. A lot of quiet moments that felt like they were supposed to mean something, but since I couldn’t hear the dialogue, it didn’t mean much to me. See more Jackson P @JacksonP Jan 8 If you are going to watch this movie I recommend learning sign language as even on max volume you cannot understand what the actors are saying and for whatever reason no subtitles are available? I wonder if it’s because if we were able to understand what was actually going on then the movie would be even worse. See more Luke T @Lukage Dec 30 Worst movie in the history of movies! See more Read all reviews

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