Usually I review movies if I find them excellent, awful, ridiculously awful, mind blowing, mediocre, or I just feel like writing a review about them. This movie was different. I wanna review this film because it's unique in it's way.
Personally, this is one of the most unique experiences I've ever had while watching a movie. At times this movie looks fine, other times it could be boring as hell, and at times it could be really great. You can't quite say this movie is straight up bad, nor you can say it's straight up brilliant.
Here's what I liked about the movie: The story is legit, the directing is really good, Thomas Horn's performance is just brilliant, the dialog is good at times, and Sandra Bullock's acting is great as always.
Here's what I didn't like about the movie: It feels boring at times, Sandra's character feels a bit empty (because you didn't know much about her), and I sadly couldn't truly feel any feelings throughout the film as much as I wanted to towards Thomas Horn's character.
Overall, it's kind of a mixed bag of feelings. At times you really feel the pain and sadness, and at times you feel bored.
Personally, this is one of the most unique experiences I've ever had while watching a movie. At times this movie looks fine, other times it could be boring as hell, and at times it could be really great. You can't quite say this movie is straight up bad, nor you can say it's straight up brilliant.
Here's what I liked about the movie: The story is legit, the directing is really good, Thomas Horn's performance is just brilliant, the dialog is good at times, and Sandra Bullock's acting is great as always.
Here's what I didn't like about the movie: It feels boring at times, Sandra's character feels a bit empty (because you didn't know much about her), and I sadly couldn't truly feel any feelings throughout the film as much as I wanted to towards Thomas Horn's character.
Overall, it's kind of a mixed bag of feelings. At times you really feel the pain and sadness, and at times you feel bored.