A young man and his three younger siblings, who have kept secret the death of their beloved mother in order to remain together, are plagued by a sinister presence in the sprawling manor in which they live.
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Director:
Álex de la Iglesia
Stars:
Belén Rueda,
Eduard Fernández,
Ernesto Alterio
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Director:
Isabel Coixet
Stars:
Emily Mortimer,
Bill Nighy,
Hunter Tremayne
A young man and his three younger siblings, who have kept secret the death of their beloved mother in order to remain together, are plagued by a sinister presence in the sprawling manor in which they live.
Marrowbone is best described as horror drama movie. Although the twist
in the end has been used in many other movies, but the story is such
beautiful one. I like all the characters in it, Jack, Bill, Sam, the
sister (her name I forgot), Allie, Tom, the father & the mother, their
acting are very convincing. The scenery in the small town / village is
so adorable (I live in the city, as city can be boring sometimes, so
maybe this movie is my weekend getaway) too.
Whoever the director is, at least she/he is smart enough to tell a
story which doesn't need lots of CGI (compared to ugly Justice League
-> bad story & too much cheap CGI), but always rely on the power of the
characters & the plot.
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Paul Scheer discusses The Disaster Artist and his love of awesomely bad movies. Plus, we dive into the origins of midnight movies and explore how The Room became a cult classic.
Marrowbone is best described as horror drama movie. Although the twist in the end has been used in many other movies, but the story is such beautiful one. I like all the characters in it, Jack, Bill, Sam, the sister (her name I forgot), Allie, Tom, the father & the mother, their acting are very convincing. The scenery in the small town / village is so adorable (I live in the city, as city can be boring sometimes, so maybe this movie is my weekend getaway) too.
Whoever the director is, at least she/he is smart enough to tell a story which doesn't need lots of CGI (compared to ugly Justice League -> bad story & too much cheap CGI), but always rely on the power of the characters & the plot.