Red Mosquito

Amazing.
Really surprised by how good it is.

holy fuck this was intense

LoathedVermin72 wrote:holy fuck this was intense

Did you enjoy it?

Emily Blunt is my favorite working actress these days--never really been into the horror genre but I think I may have to go see this

Monkey_Driven wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:holy fuck this was intense

Did you enjoy it?

I did. The whole second half of the movie is pretty much one extended set piece, and I was kinda blown away by its craftsmanship. Crazy levels of intensity are achieved. Who knew Krasinski had this in him as a filmmaker?

Were the monsters scary or just your typical CGI cartoons?

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:holy fuck this was intense

Did you enjoy it?

I did. The whole second half of the movie is pretty much one extended set piece, and I was kinda blown away by its craftsmanship. Crazy levels of intensity are achieved. Who knew Krasinski had this in him as a filmmaker?

That's great. This is probably the first horror movie I've ever wanted to see in theatres.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:holy fuck this was intense

Did you enjoy it?

I did. The whole second half of the movie is pretty much one extended set piece, and I was kinda blown away by its craftsmanship. Crazy levels of intensity are achieved. Who knew Krasinski had this in him as a filmmaker?

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:holy fuck this was intense

Did you enjoy it?

I did. The whole second half of the movie is pretty much one extended set piece, and I was kinda blown away by its craftsmanship. Crazy levels of intensity are achieved. Who knew Krasinski had this in him as a filmmaker?

jim halpert was the master of conveying emotion through expression for nine seasons.

bada wrote:Were the monsters scary or just your typical CGI cartoons?

I mean, they're definitely CGI, and I was skeptical of them at first, but I came around by the end. There's actually a little touch in the creature design near the end that made me feel a little nauseous. I appreciate that they don't shy away from the monsters, too - you see them full-on, and you see them a pretty good amount of time.

Much like Get Out, there seems to be a real, genuine love for genre cinema here. The opening sequence is pure Romero (mostly Day of the Dead, with a little Land of the Dead too), and it's nice to see so much Signs influence. I love that movie.

spike wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:holy fuck this was intense

Did you enjoy it?

I did. The whole second half of the movie is pretty much one extended set piece, and I was kinda blown away by its craftsmanship. Crazy levels of intensity are achieved. Who knew Krasinski had this in him as a filmmaker?

jim halpert was the master of conveying emotion through expression for nine seasons.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bada wrote:Were the monsters scary or just your typical CGI cartoons?

I mean, they're definitely CGI, and I was skeptical of them at first, but I came around by the end. There's actually a little touch in the creature design near the end that made me feel a little nauseous. I appreciate that they don't shy away from the monsters, too - you see them full-on, and you see them a pretty good amount of time.

Much like Get Out, there seems to be a real, genuine love for genre cinema here. The opening sequence is pure Romero (mostly Day of the Dead, with a little Land of the Dead too), and it's nice to see so much Signs influence. I love that movie.

Interesting. I doubt I'll get a chance to see it in the theater...who am I fooling I know I wont get a chance to see it in the theater but I'll def check it out on home video. My wife and I love Signs.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:
Much like Get Out, there seems to be a real, genuine love for genre cinema here. The opening sequence is pure Romero (mostly Day of the Dead, with a little Land of the Dead too), and it's nice to see so much Signs influence. I love that movie.

Everything about this, from the author, to the content, gives me a boner

Chloe and i saw this thursday night and loved it, neither of us are into "scary" movies but this one was great.

i would have liked to know a bit more about all that was going on though

Yes this was very good

The only thing that made me roll my eyes (and this is an insignificant nitpick) was

Spoiler: show

the exposition-through-whiteboard in the dad's basement. "BLIND" "THREE CONFIRMED IN AREA" "WHAT IS THEIR WEAKNESS???"

Seeing this in about 2 hours.

Prolly gonna see this tonight with a gift card. Nothing else worth seeing

tree_ wrote:Prolly gonna see this tonight with a gift card. Nothing else worth seeing

hot date

Nevermind. Gift card is for fandangonow. Screw this movie.

Probably not deep enough anyway