Resurrection
Margaret leads a successful and orderly life, perfectly balancing the demands of her busy career and single parenthood to her fiercely independent daughter Abbie. But that careful balance is upended when she encounters an unwelcome shadow from her past.
- Released: 2022-03-31
- Runtime: 103 minutes
- Genre: Drama, Horror, Thrillers
- Stars: Rebecca Hall, Tim Roth, Grace Kaufman, Michael Esper, Angela Wong Carbone, Winsome Brown, Josh Drennen, Rosemary Howard, Jaime Zevallos, Patrick Klein
- Director: Andrew Semans
Comments
- ham-ma242 - 11 January 2023
Low Ratings Are From Dumb NPCS
This movie is a tense psychological drama horror which is about deep trauma and coping mechanisms. Basically a movie for intelligent people who can read between the lines and not for those who just want to get spoon-fed. Even though this movie in itself isn't that intellectual, but nowadays people are extra-dumbfounded.
The acting is pretty great, the atmosphere is juicy and tense. It goes from serious and slow into fast and reckless and even insane. Good thriller with great pacing and a very well executed story.
Even though the characters are very one-dimensional and there are no flashbacks of the background story, it still manages to deliver pretty good on the given material. Also the soundtrack was also decent.
I recommend this movie to people who like thrilling psychological horror and great emotional acting (protagonist carries this movie strong).
P. S It all actually makes perfect sense, but only if you'll pay attention to the details. Extremely rewarding ending. - self-username - 17 December 2022
Garbage Movie, doesn't make any sense and is tortuously slow
The only explanation I can conjure for the 6/10 rating of this movie is that 12 year old have recently started being allowed to watch these movies and they're finding them oh-so-interesting.
This is kitsch pretending to be something deep but failing miserably to be that. There is literally no explanation for many decisions that the characters take, no explanation for some potentially crucial artefacts mentioned in the movie.
All the characters in the movie are unlikeable and insipid, but noone more so than the main character played by the horse-faced Rebecca Hall. Apparently the movie producers think her equine body proportions are something to be flaunted, having her stretch her alien neck into posture and exposing the C3/C4 bones covering her spine, which is instantly repulsive.
And for the audience to force themselves into believing that someone is going to 'fall in love' with this screwed up of a character and then be rejected (and assaulted) in the middle of the street is just hilarious.
The final showdown of the main character and the antagonist is just pathetic and could only have been written by a 12 year old.
