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Escape Room Is The First New Film Of 2019

and as usual. It’s a horror thriller of sorts last year that movie was insidious. The last key, which for a fourth film in the franchise was actually not too bad. It’s from the same director as Escape Room believe it or not. This film follows a group of people who get involved in what they think is an innocent game in which $10,000 is a reward if they can escape.

This Room Escape Rooms Are A Thing

now I mean you can go to these places that have puzzles there’s Harry Potter themed ones. There’s Star Wars themed ones. They’re getting very big and eventually a movie was bound to happen surrounding this concept and this of course takes the idea of what’s normally viewed as a fun event with friends and makes it our life-or-death scenario I would say. 30 to 40 minutes of the film were diverting enough the characters, though were very annoying. One of the characters actually says out loud wow I feel like I’m playing the world’s funnest game with the world’s meanest people because most everyone in the film except for a couple characters are total blumin none of them seem like they want to be there Despite the $10,000 reward.

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Even Before The Game Starts Theres This Vibe

in the room of anger and it kind of makes the proceedings not fun because there’s no fun. Even before the bad blumin starts to happen you can’t really enjoy watching these people get involved in these scenarios because they seem absolutely miserable before the life-and-death stuff happens and that could perhaps be an attempt to endear us to these people because it makes us feel for them because we understand. that their lives haven’t gone very well, but it sort of sucked all of the fun that could have been had out of the earlier portion of the movie, but it was still watchable enough like the first room is based around heat. The next is based around cold. The third room is actually my favorite in the movie, and it was really entertaining and easily the best scene in the film.

Deborah Han Wolf From Daredevil Who I Love

gets a lot to do in this scene. It’s this upside-down room in which the ceiling looks like the ground, but the grass also looks like the ground. There’s pool tables on the ceiling, lamps on the ceiling and the director Adam Robitille does a lot of interesting things with the camera throughout this scene, twisting things around and playing with your perception and I thought that was actually really. just about after that though I think the film takes a nosedive into unintentionally hilarious territory and I found the film to get considerably bad after that to the point of cringe-worthy sequences and an ending that was so so disappointing and so out of left field and very unnecessary that it was a little bit maddening to be honest. It’s a film that sets up questions and kind of prides itself specifically the screenplay on being really clever and inventive and it makes you ask questions about things you see early on a doctor’s name for instance and in the film tries to tie this into things as the film gets to the end, but the film cops out and leaves you with no answers and instead a setup for a sequel that was just very lame and so it’s almost like they said hey we’ve got you on.

Hook With These Interesting Questions, But We Dont

want to bother ourselves with actually crafting these answers into the film we’re just going to assume that hopefully. This makes enough money so that we can get a sequel, and then maybe we’ll address those questions in the sequel, but even if they do get a sequel. I’m not really seeing any of these characters being in it again. It’s probably just going to be another straight-to-DVd sequel or if it does get a theatrical sequel, it’ll probably just be a new group of people. This movie feels very much like a Pg-13 version of saw combined with the movie Cube.

If You Ever Seen Cube.

It’s a sci-fi film with a group of people that are stuck in a cube and every single room has these puzzles that they have to solve so they can advance farther and farther into. Escape! This movie is a mash-up of those things, especially once you discover certain things that are going on under the surface. The way the film wraps up was just so horrendously disappointing and it felt very much a ripoff of other things that we’ve seen a thousand times as horror fans. The characters themselves also really don’t save the movie because there’s very few of them that are likable and most of the actors save for a few namely Debra Ann will do a fairly awful job.

Tyler Labine And Logan Miller.

These two actors were pretty good as well, but the rest of the cast are very very weak, so much so to where it really just feels like acting. None of their emotions really feel authentic, especially our lead actress, who is apparently the main protagonist, she’s on the poster and throughout the movie You kind of. on her side of things, but she never really comes forth in the film to to be the protagonist she does very little of any real merit. She makes a couple smart choices.

There Are Scenes Where You Can

see that Atom Robo tell is talented and I did like insidious. The last key his film, The Taking of Debra Logan also did fairly well on the indie horror circuit. I think he is a very talented filmmaker, but this very much so feels like a studio botched job and that’s just my personal impression I could be completely wrong. I think he’s a talented director and I want to see what else he does.

But The Movie Took Such A

drastic nosedive into corporate sequel territory in which I began to feel like I was watching a movie that didn’t give much of a blumin about creating. creating anything of art or merit or at least entertainment value and just really wanted to make sure they could start some kind of a franchise out of this and the final scene is just horrendous. I have no idea what happened that it felt like an entirely different person. Suddenly started directing the movie and it was just very confusing to me.

This Is Very Much So A First

week of January movie I’m gonna give escape room Adhi. There are parts of the movie that I found entertaining it’s just that when the film takes such a drastic turn towards the end and kind of reveals itself to be what it is. It just lost me after that guys thank you so much as always for watching I’m looking forward to some movies. This January namely Glass the Dragon Ball super movie the kid who would be king.

From The Director Of Attack! The Block

that could be interesting. I’m looking forward to seeing that guys thank you so much as always for watching. I’m looking forward to another year of talking film with you guys and making fun and sharing them thank you so much guys as always if you like this, you can click right here and get stuck mine eyes you.

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Summary

Escape Room follows a group of people who get involved in what they think is an innocent game in which $10,000 is a reward if they can escape . Even before the game starts there’s this vibe in the room of anger and it kind of makes the proceedings not fun because there’s no fun . The third room is actually my favorite in the movie, and it was really entertaining and easily the  third room is based around heat. The movie was actually not too bad. The characters, though were very annoying. They seem absolutely miserable before the life-and-death stuff happens and that could perhaps be an attempt to endear us to these people because it makes us feel for them because we understand that their lives haven’t gone very well. But it sort of sucked all of the fun that could have been had out of the earlier portion of the movie. The film was still watchable enough like the first room is still Watchable enough. The last room was based around…. Click here to read more and watch the full video