The room said: "Even if you get out of this door, you can't get out of this room."

Annetta 2022-03-16 09:01:03

It's a good movie, it reminded me a lot and knew a lot while watching it, and let me know that the horror ghost novel writer chose this job because he thought that there is an afterlife for Purdue people. Let me know that many hotels in the United States do not have a 13th floor (see Baidu for details). When I saw Mike waking up again on the beach, I thought I was going to repeat this journey over and over again.
When Mike wanted to commit suicide, I told myself that if they were ghosts, they would still face these ghosts after death; but if it was a hallucination, you had to rely on yourself to save yourself. Maybe it's because of "A Beautiful Mind" so I'm constantly looking for hallucination bugs.
As a result, Mike did not persevere and did not find the BUG of the hallucination. Suicide is disappointing.
If you encounter schizophrenia in the future when you know that you are suffering from schizophrenia, you can't just commit suicide.
Just when I thought it was a movie about the spiritual world of a horror writer, the hotel manager played the tape recorder again, making Katie's recording play in the car.

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  • Sigurd 2022-03-22 09:01:27

    A few shots are very creative

  • Dianna 2022-03-15 09:01:03

    You can not believe in superstition, but don't challenge superstition. This kind of one-man show in a closed space is very challenging for acting, and John Cusack also completed it quite well. It's just that the plot itself is not brilliant. As a horror film, it lacks novelty and fails to maintain the appeal of suspense. Moreover, there is a lack of revealing links, and in the end, I didn't say why, but the endless haunting made people aesthetically tired.

1408 quotes

  • Katie: [while room burns] Daddy... Everyone dies.

    Mike Enslin: [Starts laughing hysterically]

  • Mike Enslin: It's good to be back. That's enough of that. Alcohol.

    [walks over to the mini-fridge and opens it, only to discover Gerald Olin talking to him]

    Gerald Olin: I was just checking to see if the accommodations are exceeding your expectations.

    Mike Enslin: YOU KNOW GODDAMN WELL THEY ARE! What do you want from me?

    Gerald Olin: No, no, no. What do you want? What do you want, Mr. Enslin? You sought this room.

    Mike Enslin: It was a job, I was just doing the job.

    Gerald Olin: I beg your pardon?

    Mike Enslin: My job, I'm a writer.

    Gerald Olin: Oh, that's right, you don't believe in anything. You like shattering people's hopes.

    Mike Enslin: Oh, that's bullshit!

    Gerald Olin: Why do you think people believe in ghosts? For fun? No, it's the prospect of something after death. How many spirits have you broken?

    Mike Enslin: What do you want from me? Huh? What do you want from me? You...

    [starts violently ripping the fridge apart]

    Mike Enslin: You little...

    [kicks the fridge repeatedly]

    Mike Enslin: WHAT DO YOU WANT? WHAT?

    [slams the mini-fridge shut]

    Mike Enslin: I want... my DRINK!