It is a stark concept with a rather good chunk of charm, considering the subject and I am almost willing to compare it a Millions for the adult audience, even if this particular film is not as sharpened, focused or well delivered as that of Danny Boyle’s.

This film is from the very opening scene a spectacle to behold, the one carnival creep show that makes your skin crawl and you are entirely unable to look away from.

This is not a bad film, but do not make the mistake of buying into the hype before watching this film or you will most likely be sorely disappointed.

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If it is a thrill you are seeking, Paranormal Activity definitely delivers and does so in a refreshing fashion.

Though not entirely familiar with Joon-ho Bong’s work, I am quite impressed with his writing and directing.

Absurd, shocking, frightening, depressing and at times oddly funny, this documentary allows us to see the extremes to which certain Christian conservatives go in order to instill their skewed teachings into their impressionable children, bordering on brain washing in the name of Jesus.

The utilization of Mexican culture to tell the story of three British citizens was curious; it is a matter of getting past its slow unfolding to its shuddering end in order to appreciate fully.

This film has three solid performances that rocket this film above and beyond most films of 2008 and paired with a superb script, well, it explains all the nominations and the hype this film received.

Dealing largely with relationships, this film also focuses on life decisions in general and the amount of time we spend on earth in relationship to ourselves and others.