Silencio

Don't watch this, even if it's free. My goodness, it was so boring.

I think this movie is so good because it before nobody ever take the time to do something like a movie or drama about it, everything was documentaries and things about paranormal activity, and @dmggtz is so right the film was done in San Pedro Garza Garcia in Nuevo León México, and some places in Coahuila Mexico, almost all the world need to know that Mexico City is not the only city in the country with that kind of places, and is based on a mystic and misterious place where weird things usually happen to cars, technology and machines in a highway and desert between Coahuila and Durango estates.

Very great Movie, good story. But filming location isn't in Mexico City as described here. The filming location is in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon. As it is my home town.

I loved the movie. The final is unexpected. You should be at your seat always watching the movie until the end so you can understand the climax it has.

The story is a blend of psuedo-scifi thriller and crime drama based melancholy. At first glance I was eager to check this one out, knowing that John Noble was apart of the cast. Been a fan since season one of Fringe. However, this film practical keeps him in queue, with limited character development and weak writing. It is a shame really because with the right development, Noble could have brought his character to life, and helped vitalize the story. Same with others, several familiar actors both recognizable and talented.

The concept is a great scenario with its blend of human nature and tragedy, showing a very relatable balance between conflict and resolution set upon the backdrop of near supernatural circumstance. Unfortunately there is so much about the plot that is confusing, muddling the dramatic tendencies with questionable science fiction that raises more eyebrows than excitement. Even with the actors' committment to the project "Silencio" fails to ever pull you into the intended thriller elements.

There isn't a lot happening as far as special effects. Most of the sci-fi aspects take place in the opening scenes with quick bursts of CGI. Beyond that the film relies mostly on monochromatic atmosphere both dark and moody. Situational moments and dialog are meant to solidify the breadth of science fiction stuff with slow paced drama and some crime thriller thrown in. Overall "Silencio" never really catches enough energy to be thrilling and the writing and tempo create a sedated experience. Which is sad because the idea and the cast were great enough to elevate the story's potential.