Aurora

This film could have been so promising as it had a really good storyline, great acting and casting as well as cinematography but by the time they used the special effects in showing the big giant ghost, it just went all downhill! I guess the ship was already sinking even before the journey began.

This was the most drawn out life wasting experience of my life. What's also sad is, this could've been a tone better. I should've known from the beginning credits that something was WAY OFF. You'll know what I mean 😂

Cinematography & musical score is a good 10/10 for a local film. I consider this as an art film where you try to grasp and confuse yourself from its storyline. The film starts to boast its great cinematography and fresh take in color-grading - for a local film, that's very impressive. I find myself trying to think of ways to make Aurora a good horror/thriller film that will leave the audience shrieking for jump scares. Aurora has tons of eerie shots which is quite effective in one (literally just one) jump scare from the whole movie but I still think they could've done better.

The ending was confusing, it's one of those psychological films where they want the audience to create their own plot that leaves the story open-ended with a lot of "Hows" & "Whys". Overall it's a fresh new take in cinematography and color-grading when it comes to local films, I hope to see more local films like Aurora that's well executed everything is a 10/10 the only thing wrong with it is how they deliver the plot - it's a messy shipwreck.

Napaka pangit na pelikula. Gin de Mesa please po wag na kayong gumawa ng pelikula. Please please please po. Zero 🌟

Kudos to the cinematography, but the plot, characters, theme and type of conflict are frustrating. The movie lacked a unique story line that did not take advantage of the setting.