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Mariane 2022-12-04 14:54:41
Since there are elements of horror and a lot of articles have been made on creating a horror atmosphere, why is there no explanation in the following article? Why should such a good focus point be wasted in vain? What a pity! A good book makes people wonder whether the topic is about horror and suspense or about family emotions. This has also become the fatal injury of the film! No wonder it has been shortlisted for major independent film awards, but it hasn't been...
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Kathleen 2022-11-27 22:54:20
I can only watch it because the photography is so...
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Americo 2022-11-27 19:07:03
The simple story is strange and vulgar, and it is basically on the same level as the director's previous...
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Keith 2022-11-16 17:14:17
Why can't stupid Americans fit into their new...
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Adella 2022-10-19 09:03:00
"Bill Supplement" is similar to the opening scene of a suspense film, a suffocating family, and a concise ending. The follow-up outside of the film is definitely more interesting than the...
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Loyce 2022-10-16 07:40:01
? pure waste of...
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Ernest 2022-10-07 12:07:25
The difficulty of marriage lies in the fact that self-expansion & vanity surface is not able to support the cruel reality. After all, "poor and lowly couples mourn for everything", let alone the education of children?...
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Bethany 2022-10-06 21:10:56
The actors performed well, and it seemed that they could be supported entirely by the two leading actors. The plot is similar to the two people in "Road to Revolution" and they finally moved to Paris, but they are still a lot weaker. The ending is too weird, like a promotional video to encourage fertility. And, in which country, taxi drivers are the most intelligent people in the...
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Wayne 2022-10-06 15:23:27
Good cinematography, mediocre...
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Floy 2022-09-25 05:27:10
I think it looks good. The turning point of life may be a crisis or an...
The Nest Comments
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Godfrey 2022-06-08 22:05:35
[Film Review] The Nest (2020) 7.4/10
Structuring, at first glance, like a horror fare, partially courtesy to its slightly unsettling, lamenting score, THE NEST narrates the story of a typical middle-class American nuclear family, the O'Haras, embowered in suburban contentment during the Reagan era. Then one day, Rory O'Hara (Law), a...
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Arthur Davis: People seem to want everything from their husbands and wives and expect every need to be fulfilled. Ey, maybe that's why there's so much divorce.
[Allison grunts in reciprocation]
Arthur Davis: Too much expectation.
Allison O'Hara: Well, I hope you're wrong. I think people should want it all.
Arthur Davis: Ah well, look closer, you are young enough to still be an idealist, but only just.
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Allison O'Hara: You can blame shit on me Sam, but you're the one who's going to have to live with your choices.
Sam O'Hara: I don't have to make choices, mom. I'll just find a man to make my choices for me.
