Cristianfuentes

It's basically 3 continuous hours of a whole chorus of characters talking and talking, almost always, in riddles. In typical Nolan fashion, everything is convoluted and juxtaposed into a hardly endurable spectacle. At a moment, your brain is trying to decipher the last dialogue, then the fast paced editing show another set of actors riddling again.

A ridiculous fantasy revenge story exploiting the seriously real heinous crimes some girls are victims of. If you can get past its tedious tone and several absurdities, it's not a bad way to spend nearly 2 hours.

Chapter 2 showed promise; sadly, this time the writers and producers squandered the franchise badly, presenting a flawed, cliched, stupid third part devoid of any connection with reality Part Two had. The trick to watch this aberration is to check your brain at the door.

Another indie project that turned a nice surprise, the movie is very well done and a great way to spend your time. Give this one a chance.

Indeed it's a must-see, featuring paramount performances of Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe, fine cinematography and a creepy and memorable story. Highly reccomended.

A great story, retold using creative horror ideas, some experimental touches and -most important- real skill. A weird but highly watchable movie and a pleasant surprise. Don't miss this one.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

A depressing slog, a missed opportunity. Under developed and miscalculated plot, denigrates the black people too. As the only girl available to this psycho is indeed a black girl...