The Fourth Kind
Mystery • PG-13 • 2009 • 1 hr 38 min
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It's inspired by real events so it's kinda sad, not the best horror, but that's not the point.
Interesting alien encounters movie, I was intrigued by the style of the movie on its initial release.
Genuinely scary alien movie. Leaves you with an unsettling feeling any time you hear owls outside your window at 3am.
This found footage movie is a nice attempt to try to make it look like a documentary. The plot is simple but interesting.
Good idea for a movie but falls short of being a good movie.
Great, intriguing and fantastic . Definitely a must see. Wheter you believe it or not.
It's cheap claiming it's a true story when it isn't.
I loved the story (even if it’s fake true) but acting is just horrible. Milla what happened?
Barely recall the details as it was 13 years ago! Just know it was interesting seeing Milla in it! Similar to Sally Field film The Entity!👍
This movie is overall debatable, but you gotta admit it's pretty scary tho.
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