Before I Wake
Drama • PG-13 • 2016 • 1 hr 37 min
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surprisingly touching and creepy movie, strong ending that doesn’t leave you feeling in the dark
Not that much horror in here, apart from the dream monster. The main theme is actually heartwarming.
Really cool but also sad story with fresh,gripping idea & creepy monster.Visuals & acting were great, pacing was kinda slow but not lulling.
The little boy was adorable! The monster in his dreams was creepy af
Normally movies like this are hard to end, but this ended well and made sense.
Love the kid actor in this. One of the only horror movies where you don’t end up mad at the person causing the bad stuff to happen
Suprisingly heartwarming and great visuals. Loved the kid which is rare for me, this movie is really worth the time
I didn't expect too much from this film but it delivered. I Enjoyed it and the powerful story behind it from a child's point of view.
Was not expecting what this was but I was pleasantly surprised it's a good film.
What an interesting concept. This movie is the perfect portrayal of whimsical dreams and terrifying nightmares. Great ending!
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