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nicolascagegoons

great illumanation is rebooting shrek withe shrek 5 but well i alway will remember the good times withe shrek 1 2 and 4 but not 3 that one sucks ass.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yORWhSKxkeo

wh would make a video a-yeah yeah schaffrilas but i also made a review so please watch it BONGO.

itzel

Me encantó, cuando digo que me gustan las películas de terror hablo de estás películas, aunque puedan decir que es predecible es buena historia, buena conexión con las otras películas. Convierte el terror de muchos en realidad (ir al dentista).

malcom

Adam Sandler was great, the whole movie was just chaotic, and that ending had me sitting there like... what in the world just happened

cj

This made me feel like i was 6 years old hiding from the dark under the covers again.

drac

Okay I came in with my friend not expecting this to work out the way in it did, I'm not much of a lynch fan but this is a decent movie. I think the soundtrack and the visuals carry this movie for the majority but there is something the way Laura Dem and the actress for Dorothy performs that keeps me in a trance through it all.

Hats off for lynch for making this stunning movie, I can see why it has enwrapped so many people's hearts. Anyways that was my review, I would like to rewatch in the near future now knowing the ending.

3.5/5 Recommend

brett

We've become so accustomed to seeing "influencers" on all social media platforms that it's become a normal part of our everyday lives. When they appear on my timeline, I do not hesitate to attempt to hide the ads or block the creators. I have experience working with "influencers" (<B>salespeople</b>) and know they will do anything for a buck. Luckily, I've worked with a few who were actually passionate about the projects they were hired to promote, so there's that.

In <I>Feed</i>, a Swedish horror film released in 2022, we're introduced to a group of social media influencers who are invited to help a family with their business, which seems to be struggling, and are given a boat ride to an island where they'll be staying. Amongst this group is "Elin", who is neither an influencer or social media expert like her boyfriend, but she tags along and seems to have trouble fitting in with the group. During this short trip to the island, the owner tells a story about a watch named Märit that haunts it, and, because of how far-fetched it sounds, they laugh it off... until terrible things start happening.

Whether inside or out, there is no escaping Märit, who taunts them at every turn possible, from ripping apart their tent to attacking each person with claws and weapons, even attempted drownings, while secluding them on this tiny island. It becomes obvious who the real hero will be, but each character is allowed to develop, not just thrown to the side and you wonder who they are/were. The action and tense environment keep you engaged throughout, especially through all the twists and turns that occur in the third act, which will surprise you as it did me.

<b>Film setup</b>: It took me two nights to watch <I>Feed</i>, but it was worth it. I'm very easy going when it comes to the horror films I watch, so I (almost) always go with Filmmaker Mode. To be honest, it was a very well-directed film and full of amazing scenery and colorful vibes, so Perfect Color can work as well.