A boring movie

Velda 2022-04-20 09:01:47

Seeing that I was in a fog, a lot of suspense was not explained clearly. Is it true that the male protagonist's fine points are all imaginary? ...Is the shadow left by the male protagonist's father what makes the male protagonist fantasize every time he gets close to the water? Is the death of the male protagonist's mother an interlude, after the male protagonist escaped or before reaching the nursing home? Why did the male protagonist's teeth grow? Why does the hero's last exaggerated smile look so evil? ....

I'm dizzy I probably need to watch it again, but the plot is too slow...

However, the atmosphere, framing, and shooting of the film are all good, and it is worth affirming.

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A Cure for Wellness quotes

  • 9 Year Old Lockhart: Dad? Dad!

    [on seeing his father jump off a bridge]

    Hollis: Ever been fucked in the ass by a twelve inch black dick? We're talking about prison here.

  • Volmer: You're quite right - the water is toxic unless it's purified properly. That Baron's only problem was using unwilling subjects. We've come along way in the past two hundred years. Now, we have plenty of willing volunteers seeking to cure themselves of the ills of the world.

    Pembroke: [brainwashed] I've never felt better in my life.

    Volmer: [to Lockhart] You see? Why would anybody want to leave?