WHAT YOU WISH FOR (2024) MOVIE REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A down-on-his-luck chef with gambling problems flees to a Latin American villa, where he assumes the identity of another man.
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Revelation of the method. They tell you the truth through a medium you think is fantasy.
I really liked this movie
I thought it was very entertaining!
@@natesfilmreviews Yeah, I watched it last night. I love high concept thrillers and the erie thing about this movie is that it seems to be very possible among elite sick rich folks.
@@TrevorWesleyOfficial I always love movies that dive into the twisted elements of the human psyche. It felt like something that could actually be realistic which made it more intense!
We saw this movie yesterday.
Definitely a fun movie to watch.
In the first 10 min it felt like a low rated movie tbh but the more we got in the movie the more we liked it.
Thanks for the review 👊
I really enjoyed it! Definitely struggled at the beginning but once it settled in it was a great time!
Wher do you find these hidden gems ? I just found it today
I typically a couple times a week check online for new releases and read little plot synopsis to find things that catch my interest.
Spoilers in my comment a bit further down!
I really enjoyed it; it’s so exciting to stumble across films that you know won’t get too popular, but are totally worth watching. It feels like a privilege to find them, especially by accident!
Some issues I had with the film was the lead character’s really awful attempts at deceiving the company. I felt like his excuses and ignorance were so poorly handled, no matter how much under pressure he was. In fact, the pressure should have made him a little bit better at handling it, because the stakes were high. And instead he fumbled every single moment where he didn’t know a detail he needed to 😭
I also know they needed him to have a passport for the story, but when he called the bank I could not stop cringing. He couldn’t even google Jack to find out his mother’s maiden name anywhere? Really? It was little things like that which just made me fully aware I was watching an indie film, and not feeling immersed.
Also, the company has ALL this info on him but they are never suspicious enough to ask for photo confirmation from other staff? And the fact his tracker isn’t activated didn’t tip them off?
I was fully expecting them to be coy and hint more that they knew the whole time, but that they also knew he was chef too and had no wife and kids waiting for him, so they used him anyways. However, even the joke about him being dead when they put the new tracker in at the end didn’t really feel like it was meant to show they were aware. The writing was always heavy handed, so I took that as another example of on the nose humour.
All in all, I DID really like it. I was fully entertained from start to finish! When Jack killed himself, I was actually stunned. And I loved everything with the cop.
I agree with all the little things you just mentioned. There were a lot of moments where the logic didn't make sense and I agree the scene where he called the bank was really bad haha.
I did love all the stuff with the cop and the tension at the end was really fantastic. I'm glad I watched it despite a lot of the issues it had!
Everything was possible in this movie. There were no cameras on the road when they killed the man beneath the car. In a villa like that, too, there were no cameras. At the end police did not visit the villa to search the uncle of the man. At the end the man burns the cars which would make some noise and signs, but still nothing happened.
Just a movie buddy....not real life. Calm down.
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Movie doesn't mean bullshit.