Don't read too deep

Alta 2022-03-15 09:01:03

This film is generally good, the rhythm is a bit slow, the foreshadowing is too long and unclear, and the part where the mother goes crazy in the middle pays tribute to The Shining. The little guy's magic from beginning to end, especially the pigeon at the end is obviously not something that a child can handle, it should be a superpower inherited from his father, that Babadu is the relic of his father's ability after his death, and as the child grows up, the ability Awakening or becoming stronger and leading to the home, my mother should have found it eventually, so I kept Babadu in the basement. This film has supernatural powers, simple and easy to understand, and has little to do with the mother's psychology. In the end, Actress

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  • Kelsie 2022-03-19 09:01:04

    7.6 Worthy of being a psychological thriller, the movie portrays a widow and widow in a very impressive way. The biggest feeling of this kind of horror film is calm and calm, and the devil in the heart is embodied. The most important thing is that the deduction like a mother god makes this nervousness even more superb. But this kind of narrative is relatively slow, the audience is more likely to fall asleep after watching it, and the bear children are really annoying.

  • Elaina 2021-11-24 08:01:23

    The husband died in a car accident while sending his wife to have a child. The day the child was born became her husband’s anniversary. Love and resentment breed and grow at the same time. The depressed single-parent family causes both mother and child to be in a state of mental depression, and finally fantasizes about a Babadu demon. At the end of the story, on the surface, both mother and child seem to have returned to normal, but they did not come out at all. It would be better if the ending of the movie could be made more obscure

The Babadook quotes

  • Amelia: [about the Babadook] Well, I'm not scared.

    Samuel: You will be when it eats your insides!

  • Claire: It must be difficult. I do volunteer work with some disadvantaged women and a few of them have lost their husbands and they find it very hard.

    [Amelia's eyes fill with tears and she stares off into the void, ignoring the conversation]

    Claire: How's Richard's merger going?

    Eastern Suburbs Mum: Oh, good. I mean, his workload's just ballooned. I've got the kids 24/7, it feels like!

    Claire: Tell me about it! I don't even have time to go to the gym anymore! It's ridiculous!

    Amelia: [loud, sarcastic and hostile] That's a real tragedy! Not having time to go to the gym anymore? How do you cope? You must have SO much to talk about with those poor disadvantaged women.

    [the other party guests stare at Amelia with pity]