This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
What makes yourself be special and different from an exactly clone?
This movie have some pretty deep philosophy thought. Which in here it’s put in a easy way to understand.
I enjoy Robert’s work, and in this one i can tell that he had fun making it.
I really like how Bong Joon Ho tells his stories. with connections from past and present, like in Parasite.
Some parts were a little off for me, like the romance. Not the main…
She’s just a fuck up girl looking for peace of mind and he’s boring.
This movie is sad, i’m not okay with it.
Why she have to forget him, couldn’t just say to him that she wasn’t happy.
Why he didn’t stay at the house with her for one night.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
First of all, i didn’t watch the first movie.
Great photography and images, nothing new but good camera angles and shots.
The opening scene is so well made but didn’t have much to do with the rest (probably has with the first movie).
Naomi Scott made a good job.
So this script is kinda repetitive. The idea of things happening only in people’s mind is old and we all saw it before. Parker Finn use this tool so many times…
I’m not used to watch horror movies, but i’ve heard a lot about this one.
I like the work of Robert, his camera angles and how he gives the characters their speech.
Anya Taylor-Joy is amazing, her work is always great.
All the characters are very good, i was kind mad with the mother for blaming Anya all the time.
The score is very tense and well done.
I’m up to watch Robert’s next movie Nosferatu.
