Jim Pérez

I love it. The haters truly hate, and the lovers truly love. That’s what art is all about. As for me, I’m firmly in the lover’s camp. At the end of the day, it’s a show—not the Bible, not some grand philosophy meant to reshape humanity. What fascinates me is the haters’ logic: that they’re the true followers, the ones who really know what Ridley Scott intended. But honestly—ask Ridley. I’m sure he’d say, “It’s entertainment. Love it or hate it, either way I’m smiling on the way to the bank.” And the same will be true for this showrunner and his team.

Finally watching it as an adult. I get it now. What an amazing film. And I didn't even realize it that it was directed by one of my all time favorites, Alan Parker. What a 100% win!

I loved this movie. This director surely lives in a different dimension. And the cool thing is that he brings us there. Wow!

I was so intrigued by every scene of the movie that I didn't even suspect the twist at the end. And worst of all is that I am not sure how I feel about the conclusion. That is great movie making when it can leave me morally confused. Yikes.

An unexpected gem. The characters were real. A movie that is hard to forget for all the right reasons. It makes you question whether we are empty shells of ourselves. Any movie that can make me do that is worth watching and sharing.

I have watched this movie two times. I enjoyed the movie overall. There are hints given throughout the movie of the demons within the protagonist. This creates questions about the relationship between the corpse and the main character. That is the part of the movie that I mostly enjoyed—the unknown. Cheers, and enjoy a nice scare.

This is one of my go-to horror films of all time. I'm watching it right now as I write this.