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David Charbonier and Justin Douglas Powell filmmakers chose a pregnant woman as a third-characteristic protagonist, they settled in the nearby territory. The wonderful design of his children is against a mother, invites the comparisons of various classics of horror genre, but they are only the skin similarities (and a couple of copycat movements) that refer to the same breath Inner or Rosemary’s baby. This arty cooling is ultimately sacrificing the compelling characters and cogent plot for good appearance scenarios.
Our heroine is very pregnant Natalie, performed by Alicia Sanz. His child’s father is dead from a car accident and his family retreats in Spain, so he considers itself as an agent, from all places north of Michigan. Push through an amazing day Natalie trying to sell a tudor-style real estate with a dark history, a shadow of psychopatha (Raúl Castillo) to capture his place.
While they throw naughty inner spectacular plane (How Daddy died, the home inventor is trying to do an authorized Cesarean), is greater withholding. There is a blood discharge, but most of his short time consists of a Charbonier and Powell movie, art and clean. We entered the setting for Natalie, a minute walks out of the house. It passes a lot of scenes that follow in a beautiful white dress, fills the panty and high heels. Pushen is a reflection of the strongestestic sensibilities, but it’s not the clothes that the woman can choose if they were going to work or escape an attacker. At a moment of tension, shoes cost almost life.
Trendy, looks like it looks, it is a greater responsibility than the desire above the script. It is not a speedy beauty stand or sexism or anything criticism; Natalie is forced to remain late for property, alone – Instead of inviting brokerage as a single female agent and Coward – is the ability to promote comments. Instead, Natalie feels like a supervision, as Carbon and Powell kept the protagonist, especially they couldn’t make sense.
However, push looks great: The camera moves synusically through the house, and the tension builds sweetly in the first half while the shadows enter the background and extract. The villain turns judicially, the face is often darkened, creating anxiety sensation. The directors seem to have forgotten that they need to convey information – not only nice images – audiences. It is easy to find what weapon has a weapon in climatic faces and the driver’s license does not land.
Prim Visuals also collides with the plot. The intruder is believed to be a killer manic, but it is a control of the main features. (There is a scene of the cathartic end, and Sanz is particularly excellent.) The question of the home invasion is haunts – Why is this guy here? – It has a strange answer like that, the whole substitute feels silly.
Hit sacrificing compelling characters and a cogent plot for the sake of looking for a good look.
Frust me the push complaints so hard, seeing the strength of his labor. Certainly, shot, we could use a beautifully shot film in the world. Unfortunately, it is a classic case of style on the substance. If a movie places the placenta on the screen, but the audience still feels cold, something went incredibly wrong.
