The Others
Horror • PG-13 • 2001 • 1 hr 41 min
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Cozy gothic atmosphere. The plot of this one is so weird in a good way. Keep you guessing till the final moments.
Very good movie. I had no idea what to expect. Slow overall but it all makes sense in the end. They don’t make movies like this anymore.
I love this movie. The atmosphere and the ambiance of it. And the story…
Nicole Kidman is haunted by the memory of having to spend time with Tom Cruise
Creepy. Great autumn vibes. And I loved the twist.
You won't see what's coming. Good performances all around.
It's alright. Twist is nice, but it's slow
That plot twist had me gagged. I like the story and the actress is very good.
Sound effects are creepy and plot is slow/dark. At the end there’s a plotwist that will tie up all your suspicions like you knew all along.
A solid and original story, but might feel a little outdated and overused in 2022. Still a classic, though!
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