Gerald's Game
Horror • NR • 2017 • 1 hr 44 min
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Intriguing & brutal. I didn’t love this film the first time I watched it; so glad I gave it another try. I’m sure the book is even better.
By far one of my favorite movies based off a Stephen King novel!
So damn engaging, getting into Jess’ psyche. The acting, writing, atmosphere, editing and very rare visuals are all really great.
Solid King adaptation, and strong performances.
This sick story came together extremely well keeping you watching to see what came next despite the horror playing out before you.
the tension was more psychological than physical—and that hit me much harder. İ liked
Great story for a simple premise. Ending felt a bit rushed to me. Very touchy subject matter.
Was seriously hard to watch. If you don’t do well with blood you’ll have to do what I do and skip over some parts lol. Good watch overall.
Legitimately traumatic and terrifying. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a GREAT movie, but it f**ked me up. Watch with a support person.
Pretty good adaptation. Not extremely memorable but well done.
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