Cellar Door
2024
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97 min
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Horror
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Thriller
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zxki disliked
Cellar Door
And the point is? I get the underlying messages and the main twist revolves around the 'cellar door' which, in the end, is very unsatisfying. The rest of it makes no sense because we are just following what's very slowly being shown. I was disappointed halfway through because nothing was happening. I thought maybe it's my fault, but then they decided to tell us things and it felt very underwhelming. The type of scene that makes you go 'ok, so?'. It's nice seeing the woman from 'Fast n Furious' even though the performances were empty. Had a strong takeoff, wobbly flight and atrocious landing.
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Grant Friday is "meh" on
Cellar Door
This was a letdown to be honest. The premise was really intriguing, but it all just fell completely flat with a really rubbish ending and loads of plot holes in the story. I get and understand the seemingly symbolic cellar door, but it just doesn’t make sense. Write ups say the intrigue of the door led to John’s infidelity, yet that started before they got the home and knew about the door? If Paul previously lived there and didn’t open the door, why doesn’t he still live there? Because Emmet said he would inherit it again if the door was opened. He obviously did inherit it again because he had it again to give to John and Sarah, so then the door WAS previously opened, yet Paul said he didn’t and wished he had? So did his wife open it? Was Emmet real? The map guy said Emmet left 25 years ago and nobody had seen him since, yet he was living in that house? If nobody had seen him in all that time, how did the other realtor know about him? And mainly, what was in the cellar door?! I don’t buy the ‘left open for interpretation’ thing. It just feels like there was never a real plan with the door. If you remove the door completely from the film, the entire film works without it. Gifted house, affair, revenge murder. The cellar door aspect was completely unnecessary, and rather than adding depth, it actually just creates confusion and questions. This is definitely not a horror either, which it’s listed as on Prime. It’s a mild thriller. This could have been so much more.
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Grant Friday is "meh" on
Cellar Door
This was a letdown to be honest. The premise was really intriguing, but it all just fell completely flat with a really rubbish ending and loads of plot holes in the story. I get and understand the seemingly symbolic cellar door, but it just doesn’t make sense. Write ups say the intrigue of the door led to John’s infidelity, yet that started before they got the home and knew about the door? If Paul previously lived there and didn’t open the door, why doesn’t he still live there? Because Emmet said he would inherit it again if the door was opened. He obviously did inherit it again because he had it again to give to John and Sarah, so then the door WAS previously opened, yet Paul said he didn’t and wished he had? So did his wife open it? Was Emmet real? The map guy said Emmet left 25 years ago and nobody had seen him since, yet he was living in that house? If nobody had seen him in all that time, how did the other realtor know about him? And mainly, what was in the cellar door?! I don’t buy the ‘left open for interpretation’ thing. It just feels like there was never a real plan with the door. If you remove the door completely from the film, the entire film works without it. Gifted house, affair, revenge murder. The cellar door aspect was completely unnecessary, and rather than adding depth, it actually just creates confusion and questions. This is definitely not a horror either, which it’s listed as on Prime. It’s a mild thriller. This could have been so much more.
16d