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did not have to leave the theatre, this flick did not
disturb me and I think it serves KD right if she went
out to a movie like this and got noticed. I was able to
sit back and relax because wisely enough I went incognito
(it was a bad hair day anyway). I did not know immediately
that Bruce Willis's character was a spiritual entity,
in fact, I waited right up to the end like everyone else
and was thrilled with the surprise ending - catching the
secret just prior to the rest of the audience. In my defense
I must admit that my encounters with spiritual entities
were not as involved as KD's while I was growing up, therefore
I wasn't watching "my life all naked for everyone to see
up on the big screen" as she did. I'm rather glad for
that. I did cry a few times, but all in all I took the
content better than my counterpart, KD. |
My only problem with the movie is that they portrayed the deceased,
as they were when they were killed. Entities don't actually
do that. Entities appear to the viewer through telepathy. Generally
speaking an entity often doesn't remember how it passed over
or what condition its body was in. But, that's Hollywood. Of
course they had to quickly let the viewer know the character
was indeed deceased in an easily recognizable way, what better
way than to have them bloody or decaying and blurred at the
edges. While bloody bodies are acceptable in most horror movies
I felt they could have done a better job regarding this. KD
might have found this to be too close to home, but I loved it.
We both agree it has rewarding psychic information and that
it is more realistic than average. We both also appreciated
that they chose to loose a lot of the formulae Hollywood schtick
commonly associated with a movie of this type and therefore
the movie was not insulting to our psychic selves. |
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