Misery

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Alli S @AlliBumaya 1d Expertly performed, Misery works because it hits the gas, let's go of the wheel, and sees what happens. See more Roy J Nov 29 Misery is such an interesting movie. I was totally hooked first time watching it, even though it was released in the 90's. Kathy Bates and James Caan did an amazing job potraying their characters. A must watch. See more ill 3 Nov 27 I don't think I have ever been that anxious watching a film. The films totally works in his psychological horror aspect. The film is also simple but well written, I didn't read the book but I believe they captured enough details and nuances to keep you thrilled all along See more Jack F @MovieFan111 Nov 19 This is one of my favorite horror movies. I simply must see it again. The tension you feel is so real when you watch it. See more Josh C. @Jcomp18 Nov 19 This movie was great and the actor who played Annie did a wonderful job the only reason I have it four stars is because it is a little slow at times the ending was awesome and honestly a chefs kiss See more Luis Ivan M Nov 10 An effective psychological thriller. The film excels across the board, with every element working together to convey the unnerving emotions our protagonist experiences. The writing is strong, though some of its structural precision likely stems from its source material, Stephen King’s novel of the same name. If there’s a flaw, it comes early in the first act, where one scene relies too heavily on exposition to explain key details. It’s a minor nitpick that quickly fades once the inciting incident hits and the story gains momentum. From there, the direction and performances deliver in full, particularly from the two leads, whose dynamic anchors the tension throughout. Cinematography is beautiful and effective, even if not particularly striking, while the editing stands out as a masterclass in maintaining suspense and pacing. A few supporting characters play gratifying roles in the narrative, though a sudden time jump near the end leaves one of their storylines without full closure; again, a small but noticeable issue. Overall, it’s a very well-executed film that grips from start to finish. Thoughtful, tense, and emotionally grounded, I definitely recommend it. See more Read all reviews

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