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The horror isnt effective at all, in fact I thought it was gonna be realistic. So when it became all ghosty and occult the movie took all emotion from me The cinematography and lighting also helps making it feel less scary

No complaints about combat and story, but the open world is terrible, the amount of bumps and hills make exploration filled with bumpy camera and its overstimulating. On top of that, the amount of detail in the world, while good in a few parts, are mostly visual clutter, like there's no need to add patches of bumpy rocks in every single land, there's no need to add tall grass everywhere, especially on built floors which makes no sense. It just adds to the performance issues, it would be better if they focused on lighting instead cuz lighting in most outdoor areas look soo flat

I stopped watching when it gets too much worse every soundtrack. It's almost as low as Wish in my opinion on. Though Wish's soundtracks, regardless of how terribly composed they are, still felt like it had a purpose

I accidentally deleted my previous review. Basically "welcome to rosas" was not bad, the art style is not horrid at all too, but everything else is hard to enjoy. The movie feels like disney trying to be disney, or a movie trying to be a parody of disney. The dialogue, music, cinematography, and screenplay feels like I'm watching something with the quality of a stage performance.

I think it's a good film but with familiar flaws I usually find in recent animated movies.

7/10 i think the second half was too predictable and for some reason some of the dialogues and scenes get cheesy and soulless. The twist villain did not work as well

It has everything impressive performance-wise, storytelling wise, and cinematography, but I dunno, doesn't leave me thinking much, or scary

There isn't really any other movie nowadays that made me think "Wait..." to go and check if it's really made recently and not the late 20th century. Everything from the acting, cinematography, down to the color grading really sets me back in time. However, while it may seem fresh today, Pearl is comparable to horror movies from the era it's trying to replicate. The plot and how the characters are handled, for example, will make you feel like watching Misery (1990) all over again. But then again, Pearl has a distinct charm that earned it's popularity, and I think it deserves it, Mia Goth deserves it especially.

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good vibes, good music, good characters, but I just watched hunchback of notre dame and for some reason Im comparing this to that, and it's no match