Buried
Dec 26, 2010
This one could be ‘the most low cost budget film ever’ in 2010. Just had been set only inside a wodden coffin, it took one set to do this film. But, don’t underestimate it, i brought you the new definition of terror, gripping heart-pounding, thriller genre. Rodrigo Cortez, had indeed turned ‘cellular’ and ‘phobebooth’ into new level. The big question for Cortez was “how to turn this one man show packed action scene with one place scene create horror and terror of unimaginable sense?” he succeeded in answering that and the plus was, he did it with low cost budget. How it was not, all the entire scenes were filmed just inside a coffin. All you need was a wooden coffin, blackberry, 2 stick of phospors, torchlight, zippo, a knife, sands, and snake. Well, we should also consider mr.reynolds payoff. And i bet the last one had the biggest share. Cortez did a great work with a sudden zoom in and out technique to add lot of dramatic intense. The film really worked to annoyed and terrified the audience, to made us felt the reality inside the movie, the dark, damp but hot, cranky and small space pressure seemed to get over us. Nice work for Cortez. Ryan Reynold was also magnificent, his performance was superb, to delivered sich a convincing act. His expressions were countless great ones. From angry, confused, scared, panicked, despaired, sarcastic, cynical, and vulnerable and more. Altough i didn’t like the ending, and it’s kinda sucks to get buried dead with the thought of being rescued right at the very end. One thing odd was the blackberry, it screen was always active all the time (noticed it before paul ever knew about it) and the one bar battery indeed last more than the rest of the 3.