A good movie that suffered from bad pacing and a lack of focus.
I love me a melancholic movie, where barely anything happens and the world is depressing. Pair this with my favourite type of nature — snowy Alps — and you should have all the ingredients to make a movie I’ll fall in love with.
Unfortunately, Vermiglio didn’t make that happen.
There were several points in the movie where I thought, “Where are we going with this?” or “What…
This was a snooze fest and discarded the only interesting plot point it had.
Half an hour in, I already was bored. Almost immediately it was clear that this was going nowhere but a half baked social satire.
Oh so innovative Mark Ruffalo speaks like Trump. So smart with the red hats to imitate MAGA-caps. So well done with their almost Nazi-salutes. Blah. Blah. Blah.
There was a short moment when I thought this movie was actually going somewhere when…
Unfortunately I can’t give quarter points. If I could it would be 2.75/5. Just not good enough for 3/5.
voldoende 🧚♀️
I’ve never seen Venice this empty!
This movie has an eerie, melancholic, creepy vibe and manages to deal with very real themes like child loss, grief and its influence on marriage/intimacy through supernatural events without being cheesy.
It has a really long sex scene that surprisingly didn’t give me the ick. It really felt like an integral part of the story, instead of unnecessary cash grabbing nudity.
At some point you feel like it’s gonna be a classic “who dunnit”,…
