Loud Places

Wow. What a good movie. It tells the story of two loners who meet under violent circumstances and form a bond. It's a good story that has some shocking moments along the way.

The acting was excellent, as was everything else about this film. Very smooth watching, which is all I ask of any film.

I was curious about this movie after I read that it was filmed in New Hampshire (I'm a native), so my boyfriend and I cued it up one Friday night, and I have to say, it did not disappoint. I was first struck by how visually stunning it is. It's filled with some amazing shots that really put the lushness and beauty of NH in summertime on display, but reveal sparseness and decay at the same time. Then the sound, acting, and uneasy storyline kicked in to pull me in even further -- everything was tuned perfectly to enhance everything else. A lot about this movie has stuck with me since I watched it about a week ago, I'd definitely give it a watch to see how it settles with you!

This film looks beautiful and sounds amazing. The story is good and not one of those "I knew it" plots. Keeps your attention for the entire time. The acting is right up there and the film can carry its own against much of the stuff coming from the west coast these days. Great to see and Indy project that shows professionalism throughout.

I came across this movie because a friend recommended it. I'm really into independent films and this one certainly delivers. The look grabs your attention and the acting draws you closer. Every aspect, from the location and visuals, to the music and performances, adds to an uneasy mood that keeps you on edge. Watch it then recommend it to a friend because after you see it you'll want to talk about it.

The film itself is beautifully shot and two leads are very good. But what I like the most about it is the background, not just the natural settings (which is beautiful and scary as this film), but what's hidden in it. During the whole film something is missing and on the end you realize that you don't want to see all that lies behind and all that can be found. But you get the glimpse of it. And that's done very good. Pensive, intelligent film.