There were a few cool scenes but overall a very unpleasant watch. Maybe if I had a greater appreciation of Middle Age poetry I would feel different, idk, this was not for me.
I enjoyed this. The ending was a little dissatisfying, just because it was intentionally left open ended with many possible explanations. That can be fun, but the story didn't lead me to feel strongly one way or another
Still such a great commentary on privacy and surveillance, on entertainment and spectacle, on freedom and free will, on the bubbles we live in by corporate design, on the attention economy, everything that is so relavent in 2026.
I really liked this. I like that it had normal movie parts and was also a scary movie. It felt more real and organic that way, and the normal parts weren't forced.
It's a standard "there's a scary thing in a scary place that you must go through" and there are good jump scares and good sound and stuff. But at no point did it leave me guessing or wondering what comes next.
The window of time when spy movies like this make sense is so small. 20 years earlier and none of the cool tech exists, and 20 years later (today) surveillance and spy tech is so advanced it would make this type of "on the run" story either very unrealistic or uninteresting and just dystopian.
Great movie, with a lot of great music, but there were 2 or 3 moments in the soundtrack where some shitty power chord guitar riff played? It zapped me out of the scene and did not fit at all but otherwise great sound