Synopsis
There is no escape from who you really are.
After losing his wife and his memory in a car accident, a single father undergoes an experimental treatment that causes him to question who he really is.
2020 Directed by Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, Jr.
After losing his wife and his memory in a car accident, a single father undergoes an experimental treatment that causes him to question who he really is.
John H. Brister Bill Marks Jason Blum Jay Ellis Lisa Bruce Chris Dickie Mynette Louie Jeremy Gold Marci Wiseman Aaron Bergman Kyle Chalmers
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After losing his wife and his memory in a car accident, a single father undergoes an agonizing experimental treatment that causes him to question who he really is. This is the second Blumhouse & Amazon collaboration as a part of this event, and it ends up being much better than the first (thank goodness). It still isn’t great, but Black Box manages to give an interesting spin on a familiar idea. It does resemble a masterpiece like Eternal Sunshine when you look at the concept of exploring your mind for “answers.” These scenes are far more SciFi than Horror, but certain creepy images provide a bit of that (if that’s what you…
I found the first half of Black Box painfully bland and so when the second half mercifully picked up, I found it entertaining however I struggled to be properly invested because that first half just didn’t hook me at all. There are some good ideas here but in the end it just didn’t hit me as I wished it would’ve. It’s not awful but it basically feels like a really competent and decent student film.
Mamoudou Athie is really good and I hope I get to see Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour’s name pop up again in the future.
If you’ve got nothing else to watch on a rainy afternoon then Black Box might be the go.
Black Box, the better Amazon film releasing this week, is like Black Mirror set in a literal sunken place – a story about a man grabbing at the dark to find his identity. A familiar sci-fi centring on memory that lost me towards the end but has a touching father-daughter dynamic.
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Literally the lamest Black Mirror episode imaginable. God damn, what a sleeping pill this is.💊
A man Is struggling with amnesia after a car accident and decides to partake in an experimental procedure that shakes up some dark imagery in his mind.
I had a lot of problems with this but it didn’t bore me so I kept on. It gets very muddy in The who are we empathizing with department, the POV from which it’s being told could’ve improved that. The lead is a bit of a wet blanket and just has this defeated facial expression almost the entire film. It rips a plot device from another great film... oy I wish I had something nice to say here other than it was great to see Phylicia Rashad and a black cast in a horror film.. it’s not terrible it’s ok , it could’ve been better, I’ve seen worse, I never wanted to turn it off & it has a creepy factor that works actually!
Clair really tryna get Theo back on track, huh?
If you've never watched The Cosby Show, I'm sorry for the pointless review.
Another example of a horror film I thought I wasn't going to be into that much or I would just find boring but to my surprise, I actually kind of dug it. The story is actually pretty engaging for the most part, the cinematography is good, the musical score is great, the direction is fantastic, the editing is solid, there are many disturbing and shocking moments, the emotional moments are surprisingly effective and strong, and the performances are stellar from everyone with Mamoudou Athie doing an outstanding job in the main role and being one of the best parts of the movie. However, the film does suffer from a few issues. The story while very engaging most of the time…
Absolutely bloody dreadful. It's like Amazon looked at all the shit Netflix originals and thought hmm we'll have us some of that! The acting was so bad I reckon I could've done better, and my filmography consists of playing 'young Scrooge' when I was about 6.
Pretty interesting concept that seems very familiar. It takes some ideas from other movies and add it own little twist and flavor. Solid acting from all characters but the little girl is simply adorable. Worth watching.
Yeesh. Not good.
Very much like a really bad Black Mirror episode, which everyone has already said it seems.
Has the audacity to set up a sequel. Please no more of these.
It's not the best movie I've ever seen, but I enjoyed it for what it is & could appreciate the ending. I would have been pissed if it were any other way to be honest lol. The concept is something we've kind of seen before with movies like Chappie & Eternal Sunshine, but the plot & motives were interesting enough!
Kinda crazy mind fuck but seems like a mix of different movies instead of something completely original
Another example of a horror film I thought I wasn't going to be into that much or I would just find boring but to my surprise, I actually kind of dug it. The story is actually pretty engaging for the most part, the cinematography is good, the musical score is great, the direction is fantastic, the editing is solid, there are many disturbing and shocking moments, the emotional moments are surprisingly effective and strong, and the performances are stellar from everyone with Mamoudou Athie doing an outstanding job in the main role and being one of the best parts of the movie. However, the film does suffer from a few issues. The story while very engaging most of the time…
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