✭Adult Swim✭ Watch Movie I See You

Judah Lewis, Jon Tenney

country - USA

genre - Mystery

writed by - Devon Graye

Audience Score - 13541 Vote

Runtime - 1Hours 38 minutes

https://svtplay-se.com/watch/1497?utm_source=storeinfo.jp

Can Someone please explain to me why movies like black Christmas, the grudge, underwater and fantasy island are hitting the big screen, getting the trailer promotion and profit they really don't deserve but movies like 'I see you' are hidden in the mess of crappy amazon/Netflix thrillers? For 'smart businesses' you sure do make a lot of dumb decisions...
All I'm going to say is stop reading the reviews and go watch this movie! I wasn't expecting much going into it, but this movie blew me away.

The story itself is genuine and had some great potentials. the thrill and mystery level was surprisingly high. but it kinda all felt dull and slow by the bad acting. br> It's fair to say I'v watched this movie after I watched "Marriage Story" so maybe that's why I felt here like I was being laughed at. you definitely can't compare Adam Driver's act to anyone's here. br> Anyway. the movie is okay since the thrill been leveled down by the cast. but on the other hand, the movie is watchable if you really wanna know "who kidnapped the kids. which in fact what made me go through the movie to the end in the first place.
I gave it a generous five stars just to say. you guys had something there, but felt like we shouldn't spend a bit more on a better cast...

First: it forces the viewer to see this as a "mystery" movie since the beggining. I mean the first shots, the light, the 's like. you don't even see the characters and already know " want us to believe this is a scary or dark flick. it's forcing us to believe that.
second: the mystery itself it's not that well explained, because they put all these strange happenings in the house. it's like "oh we have a crime case going here, but that doesn't matter, look at all those noises, and the music, and the forks and stuff! i would prefer more a movie mystery honestly.
third: the second half. it's a bit of disappointment when you understand what's going on. They spend such a long time explaining all of that, giving an unnecessary perspective about what's really going on. the only thing that can surprise you is to understand who killed helen hunt's lover. from then on you easily guess who that kid is and what type of person is hunt's husband. i think the progging thing it's a lame excuse, because it's unknown to a lot of people. they shouldn't call it frogging, just someone occupying their house.
i 's not all bad, the movie progresses well, you're engaged mostly in the first half, the pieces kinda are well together. but when you use a resource to explain most of the happenings that most people are not familiar with, you're using an excuse to mske your film work. you could even have people occupying the house, without calling them phrogging. might be only that guy wanted to terrorize for revenge, and that would be ok.
and i wouldn't occupy so much screen time with those two tenagers honestly. the movie would benefit to be more like the first part when it was a pretty watchable thriller. it's no awful but nothing special.