The Invisible Man (2020)
When Cecilia's abusive ex takes his own life and leaves her his fortune, she suspects his death was a hoax. As a series of coincidences turn lethal, Cecilia works to prove that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see. (imdb)
Genres: Sci-fi, Suspense/Thriller, Horror
Directed By: Leigh Whannell
Written By: Leigh Whannell, H.G. Wells
Starring: Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge, Michael Dorman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Harriet Dyer, Storm Reid
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The Invisible Man belongs to 10 collections
1. Female protagonist (public: moderated by djross - 25 stars)
2. Films available in HD (public: moderated by kubricksucks - 12 stars)
3. Remake (public: moderated by td888 - 8 stars)
4. #1 at the US Box Office (public: moderated by BeeDub - 6 stars)
5. Cinema Sins (public: moderated by Phantom Nook - 2 stars)
6. Australian director (public: moderated by djross - 1 star)
7. Sinemada izledigim filmler (private: Bunyas)
8. 2020 (private: sproost)
9. 2020: Year in Review (private: Mag832801)
10. To See (private: Contreras)
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| Sep 28 | brallon | 70 60% |
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| Sep 27 | donquixotic | 65 66% |
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| Sep 27 | Sylens | 70 0% |
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Daisoujou | 70 40% |
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Joanita | 84 35% |
| Sep 26 | trebag | 80 64% |
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LazyNinja | 80 77% |
| Sep 26 | rwum | 92 94% |
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| Sep 25 |  |
RTAudience | 88 83% |
| Sep 25 | albiel | 80 68% |
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| Sep 25 | shanebarlow3 | 92 95% |
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| Sep 24 |  |
Moribunny | 58 48% |
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Kind of a guilty pleasure, it shows you can take a tacky nonsense premise and make it actually kinda work, by investing even a teeny bit of sincerity and logic into the execution (more than I ever expected from Leigh Whannell anyway). Extra points for not shoving its inane allegory down the viewer's throat. Elisabeth Moss is not the most sympathetic actress but she always aces looking tortured, and that's just what this film needed.
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| Sep 24 | Malala | 70 57% |
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| Sep 24 | bategoiko | 70 0% |
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| Sep 24 | onura | 75 44% |
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| Sep 23 | rkosiba31 | 59 36% |
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ceyhunk26 | 58 29% |
| Sep 21 |  |
brimaire | 74 23% |
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rklenseth | 80 80% |
| Sep 21 | redheelblues | 8 82% |
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| Sep 21 | Valdac | 50 0% |
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| Sep 20 | wXUoEd | 70 66% |
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PrestoBix | 87 74% |
| Sep 20 | cdub12 | 68 52% |
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Typhoon72 | 83 78% |
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HyphenateMe | 80 83% |
| Sep 19 |  |
Luna6ix | 47 7% |
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While I am all for the rebooting of the Universal monsters as a whole and, differ from the critical appraisals by liking "The Mummy", this installment of the franchise massively disappointed me. By changing the titular man into an obsessive, abusive man by nature, we miss the nuance and depth of a man struggling with madness brought upon him by the same chemical that renders him invisible. And to that end Moss' portrayal as an abused woman didn't convince me either, mostly because of her face.
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| Sep 18 |  |
Calaca94 | 65 39% |
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bjrobillard | 82 70% |
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hubies | 73 67% |
| Sep 16 | Hizin | 30 4% |
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EzraIz | 87 78% |
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| Sep 10 | Sejersen | 6 65% |
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furyslefteye | 9 96% |
| Sep 10 | ycetindil | 81 67% |
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| Sep 09 | MRacle | 72 38% |
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| Sep 09 | flat circle | 5 51% |
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| Sep 08 | ltremaine | 68 59% |
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| Sep 07 | matthagen | 68 82% |
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The setup was slow moving and had me puzzled, but the paranoia crept in, and in one breath the movie was off and running. The twists were well executed, the sense of unease was felt, and Moss carried the whole thing. Some moments, details, and actions felt a bit unnatural, but I highly recommend this ride to any horror/suspense fan.
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| Sep 06 |  |
breetz | 72 71% |
| Aug 31 | hairchow | 75 68% |
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kevinjoseph | 69 70% |
| Aug 30 | Mert1967 | 70 28% |
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| Aug 30 | nyg500 | 83 81% |
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| Aug 30 |  |
ks29 | 54 18% |
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rainer71 | 87 63% |
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ZombieBuffet | 65 66% |
| Aug 29 |  |
Yiannos | 48 19% |
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File next to The Babadook and It Follows as modern horrors that attempt to deal with 'women's issues' that fail as both social critiques and genre entries. This type of thing is becoming too common now, and contrary to popular belief it is not 'intelligent' as it does all the thinking (i.e not much) for you. Middlebrow critics lap this crap up, but horror fans should know better than to fall for these 'woke' like stunts. Some good shots though, especially in the opening scenes that held promise.
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| Aug 29 |  |
r.Din | 70 57% |
| Aug 28 | Tayga | 70 14% |
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| Aug 26 |  |
Alan_Laidlaw | 72 45% |
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This film understands the underlying tension of not being able to see the antagonist. The first half is chill-to-your-bone creepy, but the latter half almost falls flat, just about being held together by Moss' mesmerising and magnetic performance.
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| Aug 26 |  |
Vang30 | 80 64% |
| Aug 26 |  |
myb | 55 14% |
| Aug 26 | rydmcalboy | 95 93% |
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| Aug 25 | topaz420 | 80 58% |
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| Aug 25 |  |
ribcage | 88 89% |
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You feel under constant threat, and no sooner have you imagine the fucked up shit that could happen than Whannel delivers it with flair. The effects are great, the tension noose-tight, the thrills fantastic, the open subtext harrowing and infuriating to think of the people who really go through this. Whannel's hit it again and between this and Upgrade I'm here thinking, "Damn. I wish he'd started directing sooner!" Can't wait to see what he does next.
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| Aug 23 |  |
gozdeyuksel | 73 70% |
| Aug 21 | Kevin Ruffo | 81 39% |
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| Aug 20 | jkalish | 60 50% |
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| Aug 19 |  |
Basp | 65 50% |
| Aug 17 | anjos | 69 59% |
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alpozdemir | 70 20% |
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Vokalbum | 70 67% |
| Aug 17 | braddad68 | 94 74% |
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I like what they did with this remake. The only i'll say not to spoil anything is that it has more of a horror feel.
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| Aug 17 | vesuvius | 68 66% |
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| Aug 16 | Fllu | 80 0% |
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| Aug 15 | Popcornemil | 70 51% |
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Calabria | 80 53% |
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slimepwuppy | 100 79% |
| Aug 14 | ylajali | 65 48% |
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ManInBlack | 7 74% |
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porzano | 64 78% |
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vonSmith | 63 19% |
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topalsolucan | 77 76% |
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mikelykzit | 80 73% |
| Aug 09 | DumpyTrout | 65 17% |
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| Aug 06 | PruthviG | 60 37% |
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hemesdtnt | 70 16% |
| Aug 03 | biff | 70 48% |
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FranchWhooki | 45 2% |
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jsopanen | 55 63% |
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Dark Souls | 58 43% |
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devinnnhart | 58 32% |
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Berke | 50 26% |
| Jul 31 | jordand1 | 98 92% |
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| Jul 30 | yagozk | 80 53% |
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| Jul 29 |  |
CinematicESP | 84 58% |
| Jul 29 |  |
red dress | 68 67% |
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Suspenseful with some good twists and adequate (but predictable) ending.
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| Jul 28 | spida | 70 65% |
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camara | 65 27% |
| Jul 27 | leemarvins | 59 31% |
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jeff_v | 67 49% |
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yufufi | 82 76% |
| Jul 26 | pjennings28 | 75 49% |
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| Jul 25 | Slowjoe | 65 51% |
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| Jul 25 |  |
siphus007 | 74 45% |
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Gripping, creative, disturbing, gratuitous. Deeply immersive for the first half, but I felt like it started showing holes in the 2nd. Incredible Elizabeth Moss performance and an unsettling storyline. I wish they handled it with a meatier message for those who deal with abuse, but perhaps I missed it, and that's also not what every movie needs to be.
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| Jul 25 | PTizzle | 74 37% |
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sakaerka | 72 28% |
| Jul 24 | Ethereal | 61 48% |
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VegA | 66 43% |
| Jul 23 | Eggeplante | 70 60% |
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Rooster | 8 78% |
| Jul 21 | deezed | 95 80% |
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SPM_Liam | 70 41% |
| Jul 20 | tiduraes | 75 39% |
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| Jul 20 | Liquefied | 66 47% |
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brianstorm | 66 54% |
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melih. | 80 56% |
| Jul 20 | kadiogluba | 68 29% |
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ManyPany | 72 84% |
| Jul 19 | simgeugur | 55 15% |
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dzejson | 69 76% |
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| Jul 14 | mbramhald13 | 70 47% |
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weirdyoda | 75 42% |
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fenixdown | 64 24% |
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Decent remake of Paranormal Activity.
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Omid Ranjbar | 55 56% |
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AnnieStark | 69 84% |
| Jul 12 |  |
zoink | 65 50% |
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Last movie I saw in theaters before Covid19
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| Jul 12 | damhar | 75 79% |
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poltergeist | 60 49% |
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tsvete | 81 18% |
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skinnylegend | 53 29% |
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jndcnr | 50 13% |
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paah | 60 33% |
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sazsuite | 80 56% |
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faruksongur | 6 35% |
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| Jul 03 | hattrik | 78 19% |
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| Jul 03 |  |
Calexico | 75 56% |
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Smart, scary.
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| Jul 02 |  |
Jerky | 65 83% |
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It's like there were two movies stitched together. A classic haunted house type horror with great tension, camera work, dread and directing....and then a shitty movie of the week revenge tale. It's watchable for the first two thirds, then becomes a bit silly. The sister is one of the dumbest characters ever. Literally believing the internet over her sister. I think Kevin Bacon's "Hollow Man" did a better job overall with the invisible man story. Shout out to Chevy Chase as well.
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| Jun 30 |  |
Leffingwell | 60 33% |
| Jun 30 |  |
Jasongirl67 | 100 94% |
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Excellent !
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| Jun 29 |  |
Cowman | 75 75% |
| Jun 29 | Anne Girl | 65 59% |
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| Jun 28 | sosyalci | 100 60% |
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| Jun 28 |  |
umidgurbanov | 44 11% |
| Jun 28 | JZ17 | 70 47% |
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| Jun 28 |  |
thegreyfox | 78 66% |
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This was a classic case of great horror cinema (direction, cast, photography, sfx, story) spoilt by some eye-rolling script cliches/stupidities. However, the fact that it is is so well shot and directed, with some terrifically intense and well shot scenes makes that secondary to the enjoyment the film provides. Sure, if someone smoked it could have all been settled long ago, but the acts "post-reveal" could easily have been a let-down, and it is to the directors' credit they weren't. Good film.
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| Jun 27 |  |
JSchlansky | 72 64% |
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I was saying to myself "This James guy is super likable. I hope he doesn't get got by the invisible man." Then James went, "You know I'm a cop, right?" And I went, "... Let's reconsider that whole getting got situation."
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| Jun 26 | Tyler_Moore | 100 89% |
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| Jun 26 | bolinek | 20 10% |
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| Jun 25 | Cigua22 | 88 91% |
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jagardoden | 72 56% |
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moviepoop | 80 72% |
| Jun 20 | sarafarokhi | 87 8% |
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Tommy_Devito | 93 49% |
| Jun 19 | Gabriel_p | 65 28% |
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The idea is good and Moss's acting is great, but the movie is so full of plot-holes it's almost laughable.
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| Jun 18 |  |
lebnof | 55 51% |
| Jun 18 | hish1m | 73 30% |
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| Jun 18 |  |
Ametrine | 2 3% |
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I really love the idea of modernizing the classic Universal Monsters and going full-on horror film with them, but I kind of hated everything about the execution with this one. The horror, the scares, the storytelling, the finale. None of it worked for me. The finale was especially poorly handled considering the message the film was trying to convey.
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hristos | 70 68% |
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sleepyg | 89 56% |
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ilkyaz | 70 43% |
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rfdutra | 7 63% |
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omeraksy | 60 34% |
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morphinapg | 77 68% |
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This movie does a good job at creating suspense, especially through the camera work. Plenty of great surprise moments too.
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| Jun 10 |  |
viniciusjn | 60 26% |
| Jun 10 | meghenzzz | 89 71% |
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waqar | 50 29% |
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vishal8492 | 45 43% |
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Veterini | 69 32% |
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LibraLynx98 | 75 63% |
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nmroshan | 78 40% |
| Jun 04 | CiEmPank | 65 41% |
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| Jun 03 | metalrocker | 75 66% |
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| Jun 02 | anarchyintc | 75 44% |
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| Jun 01 | JLCME20 | 90 94% |
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| Jun 01 | luanmarcel | 74 66% |
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M_A | 65 49% |
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bal3x | 60 42% |
| Jun 01 | gummorabbit | 60 37% |
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| May 31 |  |
romulas80 | 98 92% |
| May 31 |  |
WWallce4prez | 70 45% |
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An interesting take on the Universal classic that succeeds on the back of a very good Elizabeth Moss performance. I struggle with films about people not believing the main character, but this has enough twists and good set pieces to keep it moving.
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| May 30 | capsiz | 60 10% |
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HobbesZ | 93 93% |
| May 30 | Phoenyx | 70 46% |
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| May 29 | etherealtard | 75 45% |
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| May 29 | Mixtzin | 2 24% |
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| May 28 |  |
PianoSama | 70 81% |
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An excellent performance by Elisabeth Moss, a strong supporting cast, a clever script that keeps the hits coming, & a satisfying final act that ends things on a suitably grey note all make this genre-mashing psychological horror very worthwhile. While not without its flaws, it has enough positives to outweigh them, & is a rare example of a remake that not only sets itself apart from the original, but does so in a successful & unique way. Well-shot, well-acted, & definitely worth a watch.
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| May 28 | dennis_leigh | 80 0% |
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Meysam | 32 33% |
| May 27 | armutvepilav | 73 51% |
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| May 27 | ethsings72 | 70 49% |
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burakaydin | 79 80% |
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cgcore | 60 48% |
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constantine | 74 51% |
| May 25 | tandem86 | 79 30% |
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| May 25 | FiratCelebi | 75 25% |
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| May 25 | dogafton | 80 74% |
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Carlospro | 75 64% |
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martymcflyjr | 50 1% |
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Spunkie | 50 39% |
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