Stoker Reviews

the biggest twist of this movie is that it is set in like modern day like this is NOT 1965

yes, it's good, but not enough. It's the same story as other movies, except this one is directed by Park Chan-Wook (probably one of his meh films). It's predictable and unsurprising, but Nicole Kidman salvaged a large part of the film. Also the transitions and angles were good

I barely got the point of anything in this movie. Charlie looked like a vampire to me

pretty underwhelming to be honest, beautiful house but the writing is meh at best and the acting is pretty flat. the plot seems superficial and the twists were too predictable.

Ending was kinda meh. Good storyline I guess? It was cool to watch when you have nothing else to do.

Weird

Ok at some point i totally lost the plot but i regained it

That white family shit

⭐️⭐️⭐️

It was alright. Interesting idea but kind of expected more 6.5/10

Always the uncle

Wow, i was so attached to it, watched it with such a satisfaction. Mathew actinf 👀💜 The film was mysterious and strange but i loved it 🤔

So weird but kinda loved it

The movie was so weird but I loved the dynamics and the aesthetic of it all.

Too weird for my liking. The dialogue was annoyingly weird most of the time. The bullying scenes were Disney level cringe

Not for me

Sometimes you need to do something bad to stop you from doing something worse.

Idc this movie is good !

I love this movie everyone is acting their asses off it’s shot gorgeous I love mia in everything she’s in Nicole Kidman was also fucking amazing in this I remember watching it for the first time and it was so beautifully chilling great movie.

It was good. The pacing held up, visuals were sharp, and the performances felt authentic. Some scenes dragged, but overall, it left a strong impression.