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लंदन के एक बैंकर रॉबर्ट एटकिंसन को अवसर मिलता है जो एक नया जीवन शुरू करने के लिए इस नीरस संसार से मुक्त होने के लिए अपने बैंक का पैसा दांव पर लगा देता है.लंदन के एक बैंकर रॉबर्ट एटकिंसन को अवसर मिलता है जो एक नया जीवन शुरू करने के लिए इस नीरस संसार से मुक्त होने के लिए अपने बैंक का पैसा दांव पर लगा देता है.लंदन के एक बैंकर रॉबर्ट एटकिंसन को अवसर मिलता है जो एक नया जीवन शुरू करने के लिए इस नीरस संसार से मुक्त होने के लिए अपने बैंक का पैसा दांव पर लगा देता है.
- पुरस्कार
- कुल 4 जीत
Niki Simone
- Patricia
- (as Nicole Simone)
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Why the low reviews 🤔Very odd
This firm is actually a very good watch .Keeps you guessing right up until the end
Some amount of rubbish out there with high reviews ,yet this film has great acting .Good story and some twists .
It's worth watching .You will not be disappointed you did .
The Host is the name of a couple of different films, so when I got the chance to watch this one, I wasn't sure if it was a remake of some kind or an entirely original flick. Turns out it's neither. The Host, directed by Andy Newberry, borrows from some of the most iconic films in the mystery/thriller category and creates an intriguing modern tale of misadventure and murder.
I admit, I was sceptical when I saw Dougie from McFly in the trailer, but it turns out he's one of the best parts of The Host. Dougie plays Steve Atkinson, the younger brother of Robert - also Atkinson. Robert is a serial f*#k up, who just can't seem to catch a break. And following a string of consecutive missteps, Robert finds himself forced to run an errand to Amsterdam for a Chinese Mafia boss. And it quickly becomes apparent that this might not go so smoothly for him.
On arrival to his international destination, Robert finds his hotel is double booked. Of course it is. He's then ushered into another movie as the hotel owner suggests he can stay at another place he knows. Turns out it's the Town House home of "creepy-hot" Vera Tribbe (Maryam Hassouni).
Despite being a member of one of the most powerful families in Amsterdam, Vera lives with her "sick" Father as a recluse. To all intents and purposes, Vera inhabits and maintains the huge place all by herself. The sequences shot of her townhouse are some of the most cinematic and attractive moments of The Host. And as the film shifts gears it's easy to forget its opening premise. As it morphs into an eerie thriller, The Host flirts with greatness, and I found myself willing it deliver. Unfortunately it resisted my pleas. Before I get into the verdict, I want to make it clear, I enjoyed this film. But it frustrated me. It doesn't fully commit to any of the moments that it dips into. If it did, it could have made this film a breakout success.
The Host - Verdict So how do we rate it? Given the frustrations, The Host is actually an entertaining film if you can forgive its obvious flaws. Not everything you watch needs to be Sixth Sense or The Shining. Some films are just neatly self-contained stories that don't need a sequel and don't need to leave a big impact. The Host is that.
I didn't like Robert, the film's protagonist, not at all. But I found myself invested in the other characters, even the Chinese gangsters. And I wanted to know how its oddball twists would be concluded. The Host is a perfect film for an evening in, and we have a lot of those right now. It's meandering and mysterious and surprisingly watchable. I just wish it hit went for it in the parts that mattered. The Host doesn't give you the most, but it's glad you came and wants to freak you out!
Rating 6.5 out of 10
I admit, I was sceptical when I saw Dougie from McFly in the trailer, but it turns out he's one of the best parts of The Host. Dougie plays Steve Atkinson, the younger brother of Robert - also Atkinson. Robert is a serial f*#k up, who just can't seem to catch a break. And following a string of consecutive missteps, Robert finds himself forced to run an errand to Amsterdam for a Chinese Mafia boss. And it quickly becomes apparent that this might not go so smoothly for him.
On arrival to his international destination, Robert finds his hotel is double booked. Of course it is. He's then ushered into another movie as the hotel owner suggests he can stay at another place he knows. Turns out it's the Town House home of "creepy-hot" Vera Tribbe (Maryam Hassouni).
Despite being a member of one of the most powerful families in Amsterdam, Vera lives with her "sick" Father as a recluse. To all intents and purposes, Vera inhabits and maintains the huge place all by herself. The sequences shot of her townhouse are some of the most cinematic and attractive moments of The Host. And as the film shifts gears it's easy to forget its opening premise. As it morphs into an eerie thriller, The Host flirts with greatness, and I found myself willing it deliver. Unfortunately it resisted my pleas. Before I get into the verdict, I want to make it clear, I enjoyed this film. But it frustrated me. It doesn't fully commit to any of the moments that it dips into. If it did, it could have made this film a breakout success.
The Host - Verdict So how do we rate it? Given the frustrations, The Host is actually an entertaining film if you can forgive its obvious flaws. Not everything you watch needs to be Sixth Sense or The Shining. Some films are just neatly self-contained stories that don't need a sequel and don't need to leave a big impact. The Host is that.
I didn't like Robert, the film's protagonist, not at all. But I found myself invested in the other characters, even the Chinese gangsters. And I wanted to know how its oddball twists would be concluded. The Host is a perfect film for an evening in, and we have a lot of those right now. It's meandering and mysterious and surprisingly watchable. I just wish it hit went for it in the parts that mattered. The Host doesn't give you the most, but it's glad you came and wants to freak you out!
Rating 6.5 out of 10
What a mess I guess it's my fault for not being thorough, I wanted to watch the movie Host (2020) and ended up watching this instead... Don't make the same mistake I did, this is a trainwreck, poor all the way around, except perhaps good filming equipment... Acting IMHO was flat and kinda rubbish, dialogue started kind of alright then went downhill from 1/4 of the movie and plot was stolen from another famous movie (the decent part), characters were lame and like half of the plot they didn't steal was also a trainwreck, they dropped part of the plot halfway through and went with the stolen one from that point on... I don't know what else to say, find something else to watch, you've been warned.
Average: Steal cash, gamble it, then take offer, go wrong home and be cut ! Story plot is initially interested, but later it turns into typical slaughter house. Thus a good story goes vanished. A bank clerk stolen customers' cash and gambles it but loose all suddenly. One mysterious man offer him to pay his debt on condition that he go to Amsterdam and exchange the briefcase. But after reaching Amsterdam things to go wrong there and situation turns into slaughter movie. A woman is a man slaughterer. She is so clever that no one could stop her or resist her. Wow! We need super hero here.
This movie had a lot of potential. The trailer was great and the movie had a decent storyline. It's too bad that the acting ruined it. Especially the actress who played Verra, she was just bad. Whoever casted her ruined the movie. Should of picked a stronger actress, possibly could of saved the film.
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performed by Ruby Turner
co-written by Ruby Turner and Wan Pin Chu
music composed and Erhu Performance by Wan Pin Chu
Courtesy of Pearl Pictures Productions
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बॉक्स ऑफ़िस
- बजट
- €9,70,000(अनुमानित)
- दुनिया भर में सकल
- $10,305
- चलने की अवधि1 घंटा 42 मिनट
- रंग
- पक्ष अनुपात
- 2.39 : 1
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