2018 Directed by Susanne Bier
When a mysterious force decimates the world’s population, only one thing is certain: if you see it, you take your life. Facing the unknown, Malorie finds love, hope and a new beginning only for it to unravel. Now she must flee with her two children down a treacherous river to the one place left that may offer sanctuary. But to survive, they'll have to undertake the perilous two-day journey blindfolded.
Sandra Bullock Trevante Rhodes John Malkovich Sarah Paulson Jacki Weaver Rosa Salazar Danielle Macdonald LilRel Howery Tom Hollander Machine Gun Kelly BD Wong Pruitt Taylor Vince Vivien Lyra Blair Julian Edwards Parminder Nagra Rebecca Pidgeon Amy Gumenick Taylor Handley Happy Anderson Kyle Beatty Ashley Alvarado David Dastmalchian Keith Jardine Kristopher Logan Shirley Butler Chanon Finley Frank Mottek Danny Max Debra Mark
Ryan Lewis Chris Morgan Barbara Muschietti Scott Stuber Clayton Townsend Selena Carrillo Kelly Helstrom
probably one of the most terrifying things netflix has put out there. great performances, sandra bullock and trevante rhodes are amazing. no, sandra bullock and sarah paulson are not lesbians, they’re sisters in this. also, lazy script, got a little boring at times but my main issue is who gave machine gun kelly an acting career?!
probably too similar to a quiet place and way too long for it's own good, but it's still a perfectly fine and enjoyable thriller! wasn't expecting to like it that much. one of netflix's finest films.
Yeah, it's okay! Throw a good premise in with a good cast and you'll get a free pass from me on a lot of stuff. Nothing to start an enormous international meme phenomenon about, but I don't know why I'd even suggest that! How weird would that be! This movie loses about 1 entire star because of the writing of John Malkovich's character.
Didn't really hate it. Sandra kept me entertained. Just seemed like a wannabe A Quiet Place that was poorly executed.
A fairly average and predictable survival-horror with a high level of production which slightly elevates it.
Congratulations to the marketing team on this film, they're the real stars. This film is entertaining and I did enjoy my time with it, but it's certainly the non-stop memes that internet communities ran with that propelled this film to the forefront rather than riveting survival horror.
The casting and production is top notch and I have no complaints at all in this respect. The plot is uninteresting but the premise I do find captivating - but it just boiled down to a typical survival horror when it could have been much more.
I also question the decision of the nonlinear or disrupted narrative.…
I wasn't expecting another Quiet Place or anything, but COULD YOU MAYBE NOT FORGET the story you're trying to tell? I mean, some flashbacks are cool, but to have an entire movie depend solely on them to convey some sort of coherence to what Malorie is doing just seems awkward and it really sacrifices flow over what isn't even a very clear story in the first place.
It almosts feels like this was a sequel, and the audience was being forced to recall what had happened in the previous movie. Which is a shame, because if they capitalized on those feelings of dread and imminent danger, and the creatures, they could've ended up with a great flick. The ideas are there.
Oh, and (minor spoilers) there's no way the birds in the titular box are alive by the end of that. NO WAY.
This was a really good movie. Amazing cast and writing. Never read the book but the movie is great. Highly recommend that everyone gives this one a watch. Just saw It comes at Night earlier today and I’m seeing many parallels between that, Bird Box, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and The Walking Dead, and it’s all great. I love these types of movies. A lot of people would say it’s not really horror but it’s definitely more scary and lasts longer than a bunch of cheap jump scares.
had to give this a rewatch since all my friends are raving about this movie, but i just honestly don't see the appeal. aside from the cast, the movie was completely mediocre. it's not necessarily bad, but it's also not good and i'm not understanding the hype at all
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