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Unfriended
Alexys 2022-01-06 08:01:20
Refreshing way to showcase the film. Unfriended is not really a horror film as there aren't scenes that will keep you up at night, but it is a film that tries to mystify and stump you and keeps you guessing. The film understands how young people interact with computers and captures the mood and timing of all these interaction on various platforms perfectly. It is disappointing that while the film offers a series of interesting scenes and plots, it fails to explain any of them. In the end it leaves an unsatisfying taste in the mouth in an otherwise refreshing and interesting film.
Extended Reading
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Eusebio 2022-04-21 09:02:50
This kind of movie is very novel, but it feels like it is only suitable for watching on the computer. If there is too much content, I am afraid that I will miss something. I am afraid that the subtitles team will feel very hard? The story is not very deep, I just feel that these people are really naive, including the one who died at the beginning. If the matter is really that serious, they should be allowed to live their entire lives with guilt. Wouldn't killing them be equivalent to returning to the same level? You can play with them, and they can play with you... It's true that people's hearts are separated from each other, and it's true that people's hearts can't stand the test. Some things should not be investigated too clearly, unless you are already dead...
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Onie 2022-04-23 07:03:13
The creativity is very good, it is recommended to use mac to watch
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Blaire Lily: For a sec I thought this was real
Mitch Roussel: How do you know it's not?
Blaire Lily: Stop trying to freak me out.
Mitch Roussel: Or what?
Blaire Lily: Or... I'll send my dad to fight you
[winky emoji]
Mitch Roussel, Blaire Lily: Your dad's not home...
Blaire Lily: How do you know?
Mitch Roussel: Cause he's out drinking with mine
[sends link of Laura's facebook memorial page revealing the messenger to Laura]
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Laura: [Adam dials the police] 911, please state your emergency.
Adam Sewell: Yeah! Um, there's someone threatening me and my friends online and they also threatened our friend Valerie Rommel, you sent some officers over there earlier to her house but they didn't see what we saw. And there's a lot more to the story, so.
Laura: What is your friend's address?
Adam Sewell: What?
Laura: Her address?
Adam Sewell: Uh guys, guys what's her address?
Jess Felton: Uh... hold on, I have it in my desk hold on.
Adam Sewell: One sec...
Jess Felton: 10705 East Bower.
Adam Sewell: Yeah it's 10705 East Bower and he keeps threatening us and he won't leave us alone.
Laura: Where are you right now sir?
Adam Sewell: Um i'm at home, online... with my... with my friends
Laura: Are you safe?
Adam Sewell: Yeah.
Laura: All of you?
Adam Sewell: ...Yeah, we're good.
Laura: Even Ken?
Adam Sewell: What?
Laura: Don't... Hang Up.
Adam Sewell: What?
Jess Felton: Wha-What just happened?
Adam Sewell: Shhh, Shhh!
Laura: I said, Don't... Hang Up.
Blaire Lily: Who did you call?
Adam Sewell: Fuck!
[weighs back in chair in frustration]
Adam Sewell: It's this fucking arsewhole!
[Laura's account then rejoins the group convo]
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