Originally this was just going to be one of those "I'll get to it eventually" sort of movies, but then I saw some reviews, and I heard about the blue whale in the room. I can't say it's the worst thing ever but this was rough.
The elephant in the room: this is based on a book, I have not read the book so I was going in with an open mind, I might read it honestly because I assume…
Oh my goodness...
I don't really know what to say, I really see why this movie is as praised as it is, I felt uneasy and unsettled during this entire movie, even when I knew nothing would happen, in a way that only one other movie (Alien) has ever done. The horror is enhanced by some phenomenal practical effects and the tension of figuring out who was the imposter, among them (I had to).
The acting was excellent and I…
I watched the Doctor Who christmas special right before this, because thats how the BBC decided to air stuff, while I was disappointed in that, this was so good.
For starters, Ben Whitehead does an amazing job as Wallace, and is just as good in the role as the late Peter Sallis. The character is similar to how he was in the earlier Wallace and Gromit movies, which isn't an issue I think Wallace has always been a good character.…
This really feels like missed potential, studio interference wouldn't surprise me, but I'm not sure what really happened here.
I think the best part about the movie is Ripley, she's still a good character. Aside from that I do not remember these characters at all aside from Dillan, A-Aron and Paul McGann, seeing his name at the start genuinely jumpscared me because I know someone who has a cardboard cutout of him (8th doctor specifically), all he really does is…
