Ammara S.

Briliant as it could be! The characters did justice to their roles and well portrayed. Anyone going through grief and onto a self awareness journey, can very well relate to the metaphorical meaning to the theme of the movie. Recommended to watch it twice to understand it better. My favourite line: “You can't get rid of the Babadook". Yes you can minimise trauma but cannot kill or avoid it as it will creep under your skin until you acknowledge and are ready to face it. In the movie, Babadook couldn't not do much after the mother yelled and threatened it. And that, was the ultimate expulsion of the trauma.

A very well executed script. The research and efforts put into the making of this masterpiece, truly deserves an applause. Every element is just in a proper balance. The actors did justice to their roles. There wasn't any dull moment.

Loved it. Intriguing and what a superb acting of her! The movie just got me thinking about it for a long time. Really enjoyed the plot, direction and acting.

Didn't find it incredible. Couldn't go beyond 2 episodes. Seemed a bit fake and pompous. Seems like this series is a deliberate attempt to give her fame.

I actually increased the movie speed because I got less intrigued midway. The story started with an awesome suspense factor but the ending was just not that great. It lost charm somewhere in the middle. Somethings didn't make sense at all especially Beth's acting but well, I would rather pass it.