Possession

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no 10/06/2024 wasn’t even the same movie lmfaooo See more unknown 02/03/2022 Movies wasn’t even that good, it was boring and most of the time just them fighting and getting naked See more Farah R @Farah Nov 25 I don't even know what I just watched. Possession is a confusing mess of two people yelling at each other for two hours. The narrative is confusing, the acting is overdone, and the message is nonsensical. I fail to see why many consider it a masterpiece of psychological horror. See more Luis Ivan M Nov 12 An artful psychological thriller that borders on horror. The film is carefully structured, beginning as a domestic drama before gradually introducing unsettling, horror-like elements. It doesn’t adhere to a conventional narrative arc, which keeps viewers uncertain about where the story is headed. The characters are sharply written, even if their behavior occasionally veers into extremes. Performances are strong across the board, though the intensity of some scenes might wear down certain viewers after prolonged stretches of emotional tension. The film’s ambiguous ending leaves many questions unanswered, but this feels deliberate and thematically consistent rather than careless. While the horror elements aren’t particularly frightening, the film sustains a sense of unease and discomfort throughout. Technically, it’s exceptional with long takes, fluid camera movements, and striking sound design all heighten the film’s emotional impact. The pacing is deliberate and at times slightly overstretched, yet it consistently maintains intrigue. This isn’t a pleasant viewing experience, nor is it meant to be. The film is designed to unsettle and provoke, leaving the audience shocked and contemplative. It won’t appeal to everyone, but for film enthusiasts and genre fans, it’s a bold and rewarding piece worth experiencing and interpreting for themselves. See more Sebastian L Nov 3 If Zulawski's ambition was to make an intense film he surely succeeded. It doesn't mean that all the shouting and fighting catch my interest. The vision is tangible, the cinematography is great and the performances are captivating, but I still don't understand what any of the characters are going on about. See more nick s Nov 3 It certainly goes off the rails in a bizarre way. I'm not sure the director was in possession of his facalties. It did feel like artsy for the sake of artsy with some weird inexplicable stuff near the end. For the most part the acting was good, though now and then a bit rich. See more Read all reviews

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