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I mean seriously I'd close my eyes to that moment when she had enough power to kill a grown ass man choking him to death like a 💨. I got the point that authors wanted to show us that she didn't mean to kill him in the first place. She just figured out that she is in big trouble and the fear just took over her.

But, wtf, the failed engine launch trick, seriously? Like cmon this cliche is too much even for the dumb ass horror movies nowadays. I just don't get it. This has nothing to do with the real life at all. I haven't had any issues with engine starter for my whole life (and I bet I'll never have). So I always asking myself who in the world invented this? If your character doesn't have any chance to make it - simply disable its car engine and we're done.

But after all this is a good episode. Though I just wanted her to be caught in the end after what she's done.

So I'm a true big fan of horror movies. I do really love them. I loved previous films of the franchise. They weren't best horror movies I've seen in my life, but they were something special in the genre. The plot was built around the dead who have lost themselves somewhere between a real life and the afterlife. And the only way to connect with them was the astral. Those movies weren't scary, but they were creepy in the most good way. The main soundtrack still pops up in my head. And the cold feeling that the thing is watching at father trying to unchain his son and that the son sees it, still gets me.

Unfortunately I don't have such warm feelings for the ending movie, except for the very last scene. This film is filled with cheap screamers that don't make any sense, but just to jump scare. Jump scares simply don't work if you put them just because it's the horror movie. Don't ask me about acting. Wish everyone except Patrick Wilson could've played better. Well, anyway I'm glad that the franchise is over and that I've been with it through all these years.

So this is not my very first experience of Antonio Lukich movies. His latest "My thoughts are quiet" surprised me in the way I couldn't have imagined. This guy knows how to portray a well written story, expend it with a situational humor and spice it up with a delicious soundtrack. This film is not an exclusion. You have pair of amazing twin characters taken from a typical Ukrainian countryside. You also get a dateless problem of relations between parents and kids, but with some fresh breath in it. And of course you cannot help, but avoid the tragedy of what's going to happen with these two. You're watching the comedy, but you feel this little sticky thing that haunts you throughout the movie. This thing is the understanding of what weight those two are carrying. I'm glad to everyone who took part in creating this film. Keep it up 👍🏿

You don't care about physics, logic, common sense. And the reason is because a kid claimed, that you can do it. You can fly, fall from the sky and you'll be alright cause the kid said so. And if in the previous movies they did like one or two crazy things per movie, in this one they are doing it for like every 15 minutes. Dumb action just for an action. And only the CGI allows them to bring their crazy ideas on the screen cause there's no way you can film something like that in a real life. The only thing I liked about this movie was Jason Momoa and the way they've written him into the story. At least they've explained why he's a villain. His face during the movie described my every bit of reaction to this "peace of art" - I was laughing throughout the whole film. Damn, I just don't understand why people keep making this crap. And why people watching it. I'm done.

Just out of a session. I drove like 30 minutes from the cinema, and I am still impressed. I can't say that this movie is worth recommending to anyone. But it's definitely worth seeing. This is one of those movies that is completely unlike any other. 3 hours flew by, the credits rolled, and no one in the hall got up. Everyone, like me, was waiting for some continuation, explanation. Some kind of final chord from the author. But in the end it will be only you with your personal thoughts. Well, good old Ari Aster once again managed to create a story that I followed with an incredible gamut of emotions. Such an experience is clearly something worth going to the cinema for.

Damn, this is a nightmare in every good way.

The first thing you need to know about me is that I'm Ukrainian. It means that anytime russian rockets can hit random buildings of our cities. One of those rockets has been launched towards Ukraine 🇺🇦 while me & my girl were watching this movie. We were in the cinema watching & enjoying the film which was about to end. But unfortunately the air raid alert break our expectations. We had to leave the cinema and follow to the closest shelter. And both of us were really excited to discover what's gonna happen in the finale, but we never knew it. I think it's enough for a horror movie to consider it as a good one. Yet we don't know what was the ending, but I'm still curious about it.

As much as it is expensive as much it is boring and stupid. The characters, the virus break, the plot. Damn, it's not worth a watch and I'm disappointed cause I love original movie and game.

Hereditary, The Witch, The Blair Witch Project, The Ritual and etc. If you watched one of these films, you'll definitely like this one.

This is not just stupid horror that made for 5 bucks. It has it's own storyline, it has stunning camera work and the acting performance is on top level.

I understand the people, who are shocked and they like "what the heck did I watch". But only the movies I can't understand from the first seeing give me the goosebumps within the whole screen time.

After all, the main key to a good horror movie is the atmosphere of uncertainty and mystery.