A boring movie

Velda 2022-04-20 09:01:47

Seeing that I was in a fog, a lot of suspense was not explained clearly. Is it true that the male protagonist's fine points are all imaginary? ...Is the shadow left by the male protagonist's father what makes the male protagonist fantasize every time he gets close to the water? Is the death of the male protagonist's mother an interlude, after the male protagonist escaped or before reaching the nursing home? Why did the male protagonist's teeth grow? Why does the hero's last exaggerated smile look so evil? ....

I'm dizzy I probably need to watch it again, but the plot is too slow...

However, the atmosphere, framing, and shooting of the film are all good, and it is worth affirming.

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  • Elbert 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    The introduction seems to be very good, but I didn't expect the movie to be so disappointing. The film is about two and a half hours long, but even the story is not told well, which is enough. . . PS: Is the halo really that big? . .

  • Wilfred 2022-03-25 09:01:10

    The technique is unique and the scenery is beautiful, not refined but abnormal.

A Cure for Wellness quotes

  • Volmer: [eating in the cafeteria with his patients] And do you know what we used to recommend for the common stomach ailment? The application of leeches. Based on the diagnosis, I always pitied the leech.

    [laughter around the table]

  • Volmer: [as the orderlies strap him down] It's all for your own safety Mr. Lockhart. We don't believe in chemical anesthesia at the institute. The impurities inhibit the cure. But, with the proper focus, the mind can overcome any amount of pain.