Ánimas

First, if you need action or a plot within the first 15 minutes of a film, just skip this; it takes a good 45+ minutes of development before the threads start to resemble a story.

Disclaimer out of the way ... WOW, such an enjoyable film; I was scared, I was happy, I was sad. Reminiscent of Eternal Sunshine, but modern and grittier. The film builds considerable substance w/o using words, even with the English subs, it was never a burdensome amount of reading. I hope to see more from this writer/director team.

That was quite interesting. The conclusion was everything.

I'll probably have to watch better again, it's not easy to understand, has a weak script is not a well elaborated story beautiful images sometimes the color is exaggerated but I recommend if you want something new

I get why people are frustrated with this movie. As well-made and atmospheric as it is (the lighting, colour palette & VFX deserve special praise), absolutely none of it makes any sense until you know the twist ending. After that it's actually quite good, but it takes so long to draw you in with anything that actually has a point - and even then I can see why some might feel it isn't worth it, as the premise of the twist is a little shaky. The "horror" is mildly chilling at best, not scary, but overall this isn't a terrible film; it's just not as good as it might have been. Which is the most frustrating thing.

This movie is unbelievable. I don't know why many people rated it so low,well maybe I do. This is not the kind of movie that anyone can see,it is hard to see, it is not easily understood. But I think it is one of the best movies I've seen so far this year. Spain movies are the best!