I Think We're Alone Now

Momentum Pictures | Release Date: September 14, 2018

5.8	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 21 Ratings

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JLuis_001Sep 22, 2018

This is kind of a film adrift that sailed into an ocean and didn't know how to find its way back to the shore.

It starts well but also begins to get lost slowly, especially due to the slow narrative and although it tries to immerse you inThis is kind of a film adrift that sailed into an ocean and didn't know how to find its way back to the shore.

It starts well but also begins to get lost slowly, especially due to the slow narrative and although it tries to immerse you in its atmosphere, it never achieves it, in particular because everything feels conventional until the film shows surprisingly and out of nowhere its plot twist that instead of feeling shocking and unexpected feels more like something forced.

The ending that builds never achieves an emotional catharsis and the questions that leaves in the air don't help to leave a better impression.

I highlight the work of Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning but above all Dinklage's who easily steals the entire film.

In the end it wasn't what I expected but I don't judge it with my expectations but with what the film gave me and sadly its proposal and story did not satisfy me. A shame… Expand

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SettsuOct 20, 2022

Starts out very strong then completely and utterly collapses in on itself at the third act. The final scene feels entirely unearned and belonging to a different movie than the one you just watched. The film succeeds as a master class inStarts out very strong then completely and utterly collapses in on itself at the third act. The final scene feels entirely unearned and belonging to a different movie than the one you just watched. The film succeeds as a master class in demonstrating how an actor’s exceptional performance (Dinklage’s, in case there was any question) can elevate a story far beyond its face value.… Expand

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