Maria Henriquez

I was looking forward to this movie, but it was disappointing.This prequel took the license to change the plot of the original Omen, and turned it into a Nunsplotation movie. Good bits of body horror and gore here and there. The only redeeming feature is Charles Dance.

If you don't understand the science you might be quite lost, but boy if you do...Is 2021 and I left 7 years to watch this movie. Quite frankly, the movie is breathtaking, not only visually, but it opens so many possibilities and questions..wow.

Very sweet and sad, David/Virginia is heartbreaking.

I will only say that this movie made all the previous Batman movies redundant. A masterpiece.

I wanted to watch this movie out of curiosity, I liked a couple of his movies, he created a brand of disturbia, and at some point I thought he owned and excelled in his brand. For a while I suspected that this man is highly disturbed, that his outpouring of sadism and mysoginy, is beyond and far rooted than the celluloid, or the digital format. With The house that Jack built, my theory has become obvious, tedious and boring, this is his Alter Ego opera, this is him behind and on screen, enacting his fantasies. I don't know what else to think, but I was bored to death with his gratuitous fantasies, his aim was to shock and nausiate you, but didn't succeed. His Alter ego is quite frankly awful, but too stylised, too philosophical and too up his own arse, to be taken seriously at all. Mr Von Trier is a dull wardrobe serial killer.