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Lizzie, is that you?
The film was intended (apparently) as a drama but it's a hidden horror film. I'm a horror fan as well, Beloved was an atmospheric horror masterpiece. There isn't a single film more creepy. After watching this film the vibe will stay with you for days so beware.
The plot of this movie is right out of its head for a ''Christian'' film. Most of these Christian drama films are about mundane things. The plot of this film is just hilarious.. I can't even imagine the ''book''. Also his daughter is conveniently killed by a serial killer while he's trying to save his wife and other kid from a canoe accident? okay...
He never deserved the second chance. The ''devil'' was right -- evil just set the stage, it didn't force Kevin to make his incredibly selfish decisions that lead to disaster. I used to watch this movie and be frightened by it every time it played on t.v as a kid and thought the devil and the demons were after Kevin and his wife. But watching this movie again as an adult I have a totally different take on it.
The evil stuff was just background noise rather than the real problem which was a self-centered and greedy man who would sell out his morals, his wife and whatever else to get ahead. He had many chances to make better decisions but he never did. Why should he get a second chance?
House of sand and fog. I literally died inside watching the scene where he was praying for his son's life - it was incredibly genuine.
Wow, they must have performed a miracle. He's got absolutely no ''oots'' in his speech.
This idea could have turned this mundane Christian drama into an interesting horror movie.
Too old and married with kids. I think after she became a mother her career really begin to die and her male fans lost interest in her. Which is a shame because that was right around the time ''The eye'' came out and though the movie stunk her acting in it was a significant improvement from her early and mid 2000's roles. She was developing a skill set in other words. Shame.
That's because he just died. There is no LE company. He died in the car accident with Julie. It takes a few watches to figure it out (yes I bought into the original ending idea too) but he's definitely dead. The movie like a purgatory with David ''moving on'' towards the end.
Megan Fox's acting was terrible and wooden. Rosie's a bit more natural despite this movie being her first role. Rosie had a better body and sophisticated styling, Megan a better face.
Yes. The entire film is about the process of an entitled person dying suddenly. He doesn't want to let go of earth.
In the mid 2000's she looked like she was 16. I think this is what's getting people, to see a woman age who seemingly just a short time ago even ten years back looked like a teenager.
Chinatown has landed. That city is headed to be for wealthy Asians only and the odd white person with tons of money.
What was cheesy about this movie is they had the husband of ''patient zero'' coincidentally be immune. What are the odds, eh?
Other than that I liked a lot of the film and the exact explanation of the virus's origins at the end.
They are surgically enhanced to be ''living doll'' like. The other two actresses playing the porn stars were pretty dead on to the look - Elisha was just not in that category.
I disagree. I think she had an average looking face and parts of her body were a little too untoned for the role. I didn't care for the hair style either, short chickadee yellow curled hair that looked stiff and the girl had a bit of a pig nose too. The role demanded an absolute knock out and there were plenty of early 2000's actresses at the time who could have been better choices.
You didn't see the secret twist in the film. He was actually caught and imprisoned - the second half of the movie is a dream he has while in a comatose state. Notice things get ''surreal'' post his first arrest.
His best movie with a timeless story.
Ballet dancing fosters eating disorders and depression. Such a depressing career, i can understand some people have a passion but it's not worth it.