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That is never revealed, why not kill drug-sniffing dogs?
The concept and deaths were really cool, but they lose all novelty once the monster is revealed.
(read the SPOILER at the end) Nothing else is really revealed though, the ending is the biggest cop-out you've ever seen.
It didn't feel like anything new was revealed in the story of the band and how the members met other bands,and people.
The characters acted as though they had no idea what was going on, and the actors did not portray the emotions that Marlow and the rest revealed in the book.
No progression of the characters (unless you find revealed delusion a "progression").
We watch each episode waiting for something that never happens; I am not asking that every secret be revealed at once, but how about some variation in the story lines?
When the twists and turns finally revealed themselves, rather than saying "Ahh, I get it!"
That would make this a horror movie and there was also nothing revealed in the movie about this.
The plot never revealed who did this crime to him although a good plot would have allowed disclosure.
Rather than end at the ending of the movie, an amusing twist in which the killer is (semi-plausibly) revealed, the movie continues for another twenty minutes, just to make sure that justice is done.
Of course, now that the killer is revealed, she suddenly undergoes a complete personality shift--her character gets completely rewritten, because the writers don't need to keep her identity secret any more.
The problem is that when certain matters get revealed you never get a satisfying explanation!
Midway through the film, the killer is revealed, the tension is suddenly released like air let out of a balloon.
The creature is revealed and looks quite ridiculous.
The outcome is totally illogical and incomprehensible, no incriminating evidence is revealed to the spectator.
It builds towards the end but the lead actor's own redemption is too little too late and should have been revealed earlier in the film.
Whenever a caller makes a "profound" (empty) point about something, Stone shoves the camera at one of his character's face as they are stricken with some traumatic realization that is never revealed to the audience.
The best part of AVP-Requiem is in fact the trailer, which as you go through the movie end up realizing that almost every single death and every really cool shot in the movie was already shown in the trailer which leaves little to be revealed and little to be excited about.
The acting is annoying, the gore is mild, and the killer, whose identity is not revealed throughout the entire movie, is anything but memorable.
In the end one or more characters are revealed to have another identity.
The story seems to be about two sisters, who, upon returning to their father's home after some sort of absence (later revealed to have been a stay in a mental institution) are forced to deal with not only a seemingly schizophrenic and possibly bi-polar stepmother who lashes out at the younger of the girls when the mood strikes her and cheerfully tells them she's prepared a special dinner at another time., but some presence as yet unexplained.
It is later revealed that the younger sister is dead, and exists only in the troubled minds of her older sister, who was unable to save her, and her step-mother, who was callous enough to let her die.
Much about the specifics of the strange family is not revealed in the film, but it definitely leaves a viewer with a creepy feeling and a nagging hint of confusion.
Later movies have revealed him to be a not just one-role actor: he also showed comedic flair in Sweet and Lowdown.
As typical with the giallo subgenre, the plot won't be fully revealed until the last few frames, but if you can hang in there long enough, this film pays off.
Myth has it that if you solve the game, the meaning of existence (referred to as "The Design") is revealed.
This is fairly well done for films of this type, and there's an air of mystery to what's going on because apparently what happened to the kids before is somewhat of a mystery and perhaps the truth wasn't revealed.
Leaving aside these aspects, the main ideas revealed here and the dialog are quite brilliant.
Somber and plodding, the film studies the adult child coming to terms with the adult view of her parents as they are slowly revealed to be something less than the ideal she grew up knowing as a child.
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