Shahrooz Kazemi

This dystopian motion picture - Bird Box, has a unique story unlike no other but is presented in ways which flushes the goodness of the storyline. The film has many inaccurate scenes, meaning the chances of certain events occurring in the film are highly unlikely making the film vague; one case when this inaccuracy took place was when the girl left the boat to look for the mother, often children would feel scared and have a fear of discovery into the lone space especially with no ability to look (due to the scarf wrapped around her eye). Furthermore, the film does not have a constant theme to it, the viewer won't understand whether its fear, love, loss etc. firstly because the themes are not presented strongly and secondly there's a constant change to the theme due to the irregular scene placement, bring me to my other point, once the film creates a tense atmosphere, and brings tension to the viewer, suddenly the scene would change to show of the past or the present, throwing away all of the moods taken place. Overall if I were to rate this film I would give it 50%.