Sound of My Voice
Science Fiction • R • 2011 • 1 hr 25 min
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I would say The OA technically works this out better than this one but a fantastic confusing movie.
Very solid low budget film with great acting and deep message. Excellent payoff to everything too
A neat indie movie about a journalist falling into his story. Brit Marling stole the screen. Very cool. Worth a watch
7.1/10 WORTH A WATCH! It definitely sticks with you. Not rewatchable, but it does enough to make me glad I saw it. Well made lil flickerooni
Tense and unsettling, but the ending feels more like a pilot than a finished film. Good Brit Marling performance though.
Complex story about the seductive power of cults with documentary style cinematography.
A well-done slow burn thriller that ratchets up the tension w/ each scene, keeping one hooked for the climax. The ending changes everything!
Worth watching once if you’re in the mood for a slower indie drama
The OA brought me here and again we did a good match
I’m frustrated, being forced to never know the truth behind Marlin’s character. But I cannot deny it is a smart movie.
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