This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The twist was great, but I didn’t like the concept of the ghosts being able to move objects. Like, someone would have noticed by now? Also the fact that the psychologist heard the ghosts on tape, although I guess that makes sense given he was already dead… then again the kid did say that ghosts can’t see each other? Definitely some continuity issues.
I also thought the film was too short. And I would not call it a horror movie. It’s scary but not that bad.
Overall, 77/100
I don’t think this is Nolan’s best film (I much prefer Tenet, Interstellar
and Oppenheimer-although that’s a very different film) but it is still great and so well done.
I think it detracted from the watching experience that it was in about 360p but when your watching on a CD, on a computer, plugged into a medium-size television, there isn’t much you can do.
The plot of the film is so clever and interesting and I just LOVE all of Nolan’s films.
So good!
A great documentary about the beginnings of the band!
The live performances shown are MENTAL (especially dazed and confused) although I thought it took up a lot of the runtime. Not sure if that’s bad, all things considered.
This is a great film/ documentary for anyone who is interested or already loves Led Zeppelin to watch.
