Director:
Vincenzo NataliGuión:
Vincenzo NataliCámara:
Craig WrobleskiReparto:
Laysla De Oliveira, Avery Whitted, Patrick Wilson, Rachel Wilson, Harrison Gilbertson, Will Buie Jr., Tiffany Helm, Everett SmithStreaming (1)
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After hearing a boy's cry for help, a pregnant woman and her brother wade into a vast field of grass, only to discover there may be no way out. (Netflix)
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Hay muchas películas de género con la paradoja espacio-temporal y En la hierba alta tendría que inventar algo realmente nuevo e interesante para triunfar. Sin embargo, se trata de una película poco imaginativa y muy repetitiva, cuyo visionado, en el mejor de los casos, solo puede aportar una efímera satisfacción de terror del todo olvidable. En el peor de los casos provoca enfado el desaprovechado reparto (Patrick Wilson tiene un papel terrible) y la participación de un director de terror en su día prometedor, pero que hoy ha perdido la cara.
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It's actually a good thing the novella on which this film was based hasn't been published here yet, because I couldn't/didn't compare it to the source material and could "just" be surprised and entertained. And there was definitely something to enjoy! At first the viewer thinks "Oh, so some variation of Children of the Corn?", but that's a big mistake, because the film turns out to be something completely different. Better. Before it was over, I knew I would have to watch it again soon, and that doesn't happen all that often. It's another great addition to the family of films produced in 2019 based on Stephen King’s work (actually, more like Joe Hill, since I mostly saw his handwriting in the story).
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A fairly gratifying storyline about a cursed field where several people get lost, only to collide in various ways and have strange things happening to them. And there’s plenty of strange things happening, thanks to which you don’t have much chance to get bored. Though, on the other hand, it all starts to look quite random, like a bizarre bric-a-brac that is never explained. If someone wants to dig deeper into it, they can blast the film with a clear conscience. But I had fun, I don’t care.
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The director of Cube, along with Netflix and Stephen King, made a mindfuck that I didn't buy at all. It starts of weell. Tall grass, lost people and a chance to develop an interesting mythology with unknown rules, but the creators start to weave in complex time loops in which the viewer gets even more lost than the people in the grass themselves. The film tries to look smart, but it's more of a plot potluck without any sense, and I really hate it when a character dies and is soon there again, over and over. There are no jump-scares or gore either, so a really uninteresting and very boring affair for me at least. 40%
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I am telling myself that if Netflix wanted to break through in something, it would be the horror genre. Based on Stephen King’s book, directed by a director from the list of Americans who now own this genre, actors with unfamiliar names cast as main characters and what’s more, with Patrick Wilson. I have to admit that In the Tall Grass creates a proper atmosphere. It is a pity that it is such a crap.
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