One of the worst 'big budget' films I've ever seen. Okay, it's by no means a blockbuster but it cost just under $20 million to make, and it has an unbelievable rating of 7.4.
Nearly every character in there was retarded, apart from Toby Jones, who appeared to give out the best acting performance of all time, in comparison to his colleagues.
An awful film, with terrible acting and was more laughable then scary. Can't quite grasp how the film has earnt that rating, it's a shambles really and made me wish they all died.
Nearly every character in there was retarded, apart from Toby Jones, who appeared to give out the best acting performance of all time, in comparison to his colleagues.
Honestly, it's a case of where to even begin? His neighbour, prime retard number one, is trapped inside a shopping market, completely engulfed in a strange mist, after a man you knew ran out of it, with blood all over him, telling people that the mist is killing people. 5 people later approach you about a supernatural occurence, your first thought is that these 5 people were convinced by David to play a prank on his neighbour, during a potential crisis, with rubber tentacles. So, David pre-planned meeting these 5 people, having the store closed and a mist descend on this mall, just to scare his retarded neighbour...Or he improvised to his situation, making him a fecking genius. Further still, why would you not want to see the proof, or even entertain it? Something like 30 odd people were in risk of dying...You wouldn't even be curious? Then when he's telling the whole store, it's still part of some elaborate attempt to catch him out? fecking hell.
The crazy woman - Okay, you have crazy people, but then you also just have people. Fair enough, some people will turn hysterical when faced with something as horrific as giant insects and monsters, but you are telling me all these people saw her get slapped, and didn't pay her any attention then, but give it another day, and the entire mall is turned into one huge moralless mob who want to perform a blood sacrifice on a young child? Is this really likely, that people would lose their entire perspective and sense of morality? And then substitute their past beliefs from their entire lives, for murder in gods name?
The father - What a shit father. Left his son in the care of other people for about three quarters of the film. Rarely seemed to do the right thing by protecting him, generally made the wrong moves by failing to warn people in a proper way, and or leading them to their deaths.
The people as a whole - Retarded. There are refrigirators and freezers that could be unplugged, and provide shelter, or the loading docks which are sealed with metal doors and quite clearly a better shelter compared to a giant supermarket with glass windows.....
The pharmacy - Faced with a cacoon wrapped man, clearly dying, try and save him at all costs. When he starts to explode because of internal spiders, don't take that as a sign of potential danger, just state, blank at the dying man. When confronted with giant spiders, do not think, feck, run for your lives. Instead, decide to take them all on, despite having hardly any weapons. Also avoid burning jets of spider web by ducking and weaving, rather then turning around and walking off.
The ending - 5 people in a car, 4 people if we discount the kid. It's stupid enough that the fathers first choice is to kill himself and child anyway. You're in some form of shelter, nothing immediately looks dangerous, no more so then the situations you were in throughout the movie before, but of course, the only action should be immediate suicide. Stupid yes, but I can accept that. But what about the other three? All four adults had given up on life? If he had petrol, or just got into another car, they would have happily carried on living, but no, when the gas runs out, so does time apparently.
The crazy woman - Okay, you have crazy people, but then you also just have people. Fair enough, some people will turn hysterical when faced with something as horrific as giant insects and monsters, but you are telling me all these people saw her get slapped, and didn't pay her any attention then, but give it another day, and the entire mall is turned into one huge moralless mob who want to perform a blood sacrifice on a young child? Is this really likely, that people would lose their entire perspective and sense of morality? And then substitute their past beliefs from their entire lives, for murder in gods name?
The father - What a shit father. Left his son in the care of other people for about three quarters of the film. Rarely seemed to do the right thing by protecting him, generally made the wrong moves by failing to warn people in a proper way, and or leading them to their deaths.
The people as a whole - Retarded. There are refrigirators and freezers that could be unplugged, and provide shelter, or the loading docks which are sealed with metal doors and quite clearly a better shelter compared to a giant supermarket with glass windows.....
The pharmacy - Faced with a cacoon wrapped man, clearly dying, try and save him at all costs. When he starts to explode because of internal spiders, don't take that as a sign of potential danger, just state, blank at the dying man. When confronted with giant spiders, do not think, feck, run for your lives. Instead, decide to take them all on, despite having hardly any weapons. Also avoid burning jets of spider web by ducking and weaving, rather then turning around and walking off.
The ending - 5 people in a car, 4 people if we discount the kid. It's stupid enough that the fathers first choice is to kill himself and child anyway. You're in some form of shelter, nothing immediately looks dangerous, no more so then the situations you were in throughout the movie before, but of course, the only action should be immediate suicide. Stupid yes, but I can accept that. But what about the other three? All four adults had given up on life? If he had petrol, or just got into another car, they would have happily carried on living, but no, when the gas runs out, so does time apparently.
An awful film, with terrible acting and was more laughable then scary. Can't quite grasp how the film has earnt that rating, it's a shambles really and made me wish they all died.
without even waiting for a while or maybe actually check if the monsters actually coming to kill them?