Birth

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Eric B @FuzzyRaptor 22h Not sure I quite understand the terrible ratings for this film. I thought it very engaging. Found myself waking in the middle of the night wondering what the truth was. Nicole Kidman was terrific and the young actor playing Sean was very believable as her returned dead husband. I'd definitely recommend. See more Pixy S @gennuso May 1 Atmospheric,sensitive,and Nicole shines .u enter their dream See more Kai H @RT35358584 Apr 7 That was the most uncomfortable thing I have watched since There´s Something Wrong With the Johnsons, and that one was uncomfortable ON PURPOSE. One has to wonder what the director has saved on his hard drive because what the fuck See more علاء EL TARF 36 ح @Aala36 Jan 13 birth (2004) is a clear example of a promising idea abandoned without care. A lazy screenplay, artificial ambiguity, and an ending that feels more like an escape than a creative choice. The film does not construct a mystery; instead, it demands blind belief simply because "the director wants it," without logic, rules, or respect for the viewer’s intelligence. The characters’ behavior is deeply unrealistic, especially the protagonist, who abandons the most basic human reactions just so the film can sustain its psychological trick. The child is neither a profound symbol nor a clever mystery, but a walking narrative flaw. The direction is cold, the pacing is dull, and long silences do not create depth when there is no substance beneath them. As for the ending, it feels like a blunt confession that the filmmakers did not know how to conclude the story, so they chose to stop it abruptly and leave the audience confused., trivial movietrivial movie 🤮 See more Daniel S @RT37151421 08/25/2025 Jonathan Glazer’s Birth is a haunting, polarizing meditation on love, grief, and obsession. Anchored by Nicole Kidman’s fragile yet magnetic performance, the film thrives on atmosphere, ambiguity, and quiet tension rather than clear answers or traditional thrills. Its hypnotic style and refusal to ‘show its hand’ make it both striking and frustrating.. admired for its craft and performances, dismissed by others as slow or pretentious. Whether loved or hated, Birth is unforgettable, a cinematic conundrum that lingers long after the credits. See more Colin M @RT35044827 01/16/2025 A man dies. A child is born. An enjoyable movie that leaves you wondering about the central question until near the end. Well structured. A bit too much silence from intelligent people when there should be more questions asked, but that was okay. See more Read all reviews

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