Arjun Vyavaharkar

Disturbing, thrilling, and depressing all at the right moments! Watching this sure was an adventure to say the least. The most disturbing element about the film was how organic and almost relatable it felt. Is there someone controlling your life? Is anything real? Are you the main character of the universe? This movie was brilliant. Definitely at least a 9/10, if not 10/10.

At times, the acting felt a tiny bit strange. But other than that, this movie was perfect in every other way! However, it was truly the ending that gave this movie its name. It's a fantastic film, and I couldn't recommend it enough.

This movie is a bunch of horror clichés all wrapped into one. It initially seemed interesting, although that feeling faded once it was centered around some 'spooky Native American folklore.' The acting was probably just as bad as the movie itself. Terrible film, couldn't recommend it less.

Pretty much the only movie where I've even SOMEWHAT cried over one of the character's deaths. The ending actually got a few tears out of me. Either way, phenomenal film. The acting was great, the dialogue was hilarious, and the character development was definitely there! Love the film, and it's easily a 10/10 for me.

Studio Ghibli films have a reputation for looking absolutely stunning, and I gotta admit, that reputation suits them well. Though the movie was off to a bumpy start, it was a thrilling adventure, no less! I was invested in the characters and was genuinely worried about what might happen to them as well as whether or not I would be able to finish the movie. Definitely a 9/10 or 10/10 from me!

It was very abstract and hard to understand, at times. However, I do commend it for its artistic integrity and its creativity. The VFX could use some work, though, but that's all.

Wouldn't recommend this movie—like at all. It's very sloppily made and is nothing like the original book. As for the acting, it was dull and obviously exaggerated on what should be major plot points. It works as cheap entertainment, but that's it. For those of whom are more interested in the book rather than the movie, this one just isn't worth your time.