I Think We're Alone Now
Drama • 2018 • 1 hr 40 min
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It's a good movie except for the ending. I didn't like Charlotte Gainsbourg's acting. But the rest of it is enjoyable.
isn’t that the funny dancing scene in ted with ronny or donny or whatever his name was
Didn’t really do anything for me. I’ll never tell anyone not to watch it, but you don’t have to seek this one out.
Wow not for extroverts but very moving shame this doesn’t have a better rating but I guess it doesn’t have Tom Cruise so why see it.
A post-apocalyptic film. Dinklage finds himself alone and likes it. Fanning shows up, and he finally let's her into his world
Good post, apocalyptic movie with a little laugh and crazy twist at the end , in all not bad of a movie
I was loving the first two-thirds, but the Palm Springs situation was unnecessarily convoluted & took the whole story down a few notches.
Pretty slow pace and a lot of scenes with no dialogue but a somewhat creative plot
A film whose subject matter was not very interesting and did not have a logical ending
Pretty much the definition of a 2010s indie film. Which is to say that it's strange, understated horror that finds the sunbeam in the dark.
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