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It was a good movie but it had some boring moments. The CGI was also really bad at times, like painfully obvious.

It was a good movie. At first I thought the 2 and a half hours of runtime were going to be a bore but it was way more fun than I expected.

It wasn't great but I had fun. I don't mind for Thor as a character but the rest of the world around him was decent enough.

You can almost touch the greenscreen in some scenes. It's not a bad movie but it's a bore and that's the worst thing a movie can be.

It was a decent movie, nothing to write home about but it was interesting. If you liked King's novella you're gonna love this one.

Awful movie with and awful plot and awful special effects but that wasn't the worst part of it. The worst part was the non-stop references that didn't even made sense at times. Michael Bay could've done better than Steven Spielberg.

Two years late to this movie but wow is it fantastic. While the structure is obvious child movie structure it's plot was great. Introducing thrillers to a younger audience should be a genre on it's own. Visually is stunning and the plot had some fantastic elements with good humour for all audiences.

The second most mediocre movie nominated to this year's Oscars, right behind Call Me By Your Name.

This is one of those movies that chase you forever. After my first watch I couldn't sleep and couldn't stop thinking about it. I hate myself for taking so long before watching it. It honestly is one of the best pieces of media I've watched and it's one of those movies you just want more from but at the same time you don't.

It's so refreshing to see a horror movie that's actually good and fantastically written. One of the best directoral debuts I've seen too.

This movie didn't deserve to be nominated to an Oscar. It was so boring it hurt, the only thing I got from this movie is that Italy is nice but I already knew that.