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the truth of fear
Hortense 2022-04-20 09:02:00
I think a few of my friends are too extreme, looking at the film from the point of view of a film reviewer. From the film itself, I think the director has done it, which is to convey to the audience a sense of despair, regret, and fear. So real, right there. Horror beyond all your abilities. Let me ask who has not experienced the situation of doing wrong things and doing more and more wrong things. Movies are all about magnifying, magnifying, and yet real, what might happen to you. It can happen to any one person, it can happen to any small incident of deviant opinion. From what I feel, I watched the second half of it with a jump, and a terrible feeling spread in my heart, so much so that I couldn't let it go until I fell asleep on the bed. Because that's what I've done before, it's like it's going to happen to me in the future, doesn't it? I think from this point of view, this is not the movie is very real.
Extended Reading
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Joe Lynch: OK, what asshole couldn't get on the chair right?
Guy on Chairlift #1: What the hell?
Guy on Chairlift #2: Dude!
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[first lines]
Joe Lynch: I don't see her.
Dan Walker: The shift changes. Just give it a couple of minutes.
Parker O'Neil: Are you sure about this?
Dan Walker: Yeah yeah, works all the time. Besides, this lady loves Lynch. Loves him.