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30,000 fans. 300 cops. 1 serial killer. No escape.
A father and teen daughter attend a pop concert, where they realize they're at the center of a dark and sinister event.
RalphRahal
Dec 14, 2024 · via TMDB
I found it to be a well-crafted film. The cinematography was commendable, with visually engaging scenes that were thoughtfully composed. M. Night Shyamalan's direction was solid, delivering a coherent narrative while showcasing his daughter's musical talent on stage, a personal touch that added depth to the project. The score complemented the film effectively, enhancing the overall atmosphere. While not groundbreaking, the film's execution was undeniably competent, making it a noteworthy addition to Shyamalan's body of work.
Dean
Nov 30, 2024 · via TMDB
What a great movie. Not a single moment in this movie was boring. Nowadays it's really rare to make movie so interesting and also clean from woke propaganda. Definitely deserves high ratings from me.
ragmondo
Sep 7, 2024 · via TMDB
Truly Dreadful. I didn't realise that the main theme of this film was explicit nepotism until I saw that Shamyamalan cast his own daughter as the female lead / singer / star in a somewhat vain attempt to launch or boost her career. But apart from that, this film just does not make sense. At all. Ever. The dude who spills the beans (no spoiler as it's in the trailer) .. I mean .. how on earth does someone have to be that unaware ?? Also, just the actions and words of each character don't ever add up to what they would do or say in a similar (lol) situation. Doesn't anyone ever push back in the writer's room and say "listen, the character x has just discovered ... and the first thing we've written they do is ...???!". Let's just take a tiny moment in the concert. At one point, a guest singer comes up in the middle of the floor on a lift RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FLOOR CROWD ! And they leave the hole just .. literally ... gaping for anyone to fall into etc. Did any of the writers actually ever go to a concert before or are they always in the back VIP section ? Anyway, enough from me. Like and subscribe (joke) for more reviews.
albuainain
Sep 5, 2024 · via TMDB
The first half of the movie was suprisingly good, the plot, ambiance, music and suspense. Then it totally changed into a commercial thrill movie with expected twist.
Sejian
Sep 5, 2024 · via TMDB
Did M. make a whole movie just to promote his daughter's music career? Maybe. Do I mind? Not so much. Makes him a better father than Jackie Chan. I take offense to the movie being hilariously bad though. I'm disappointed because I thought this was a horror movie. The tagline is misleading. It should read "A father takes his daughter to a concert, only to realize they're at the center of a dark and sinister event." because his daughter didn't realize anything. I'm also disappointed because I really thought Alison Pill was his secret accomplice. This is a bit of me typecasting her after her psycho role as Betty in Them (2021). I need more Alison Pill in my life.
MovieGuys
Sep 5, 2024 · via TMDB
Over the years I'd say my personal opinion of M. Night Shyamalan‘s work, is somewhat mixed. Trap however, leaves no room for compromise. In my opinion, its simply poor. Why? Its scripting and associated characterisations, lack depth and intelligence. Okay, the idea of a setting an elaborate trap for a serial killer, in a concert, is interesting.Yet, in spite of the fact the main character is apparently a highly successful, if that's the right word, cold and calculating killer, who has, thus far, evaded capture, then why does he behave like a clumsy amateur? The ensuing litany of naff moves by our anti hero, combined with ham fisted plot twists and turns, leads to a tale that doesn't ring true or make a lot of rational sense. Suffice to say Trap is a disappointing watch, that quickly squanders any currency, it might have had. Its a shame too, as there are definite upsides. Production values are above average, there are no issues with the quality of acting and a credible performance, as the concerts lead singer, is handed in Shyamalan‘s daughter. Its not my kind of music but its clear, she's genuinely talented. In summary, strong production values, acting and performances, don't make up for a clumsy, less than subtle script, that left this reviewer feeling underwhelmed, by this ultimately dull, psychological thriller.
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