French review, translated with google
Review - Dream House, the thriller starring Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz and Naomi Watts
Dream House, distributed by Warner Bros. France, out October 5 at the cinema and we saw this thriller. Good or not? It lets you read more.
Atenton Will is a successful publisher who decides to leave his job in New York to live with his family in a small town.
But what Will does not yet know is that a terrible murder occurred in this house . A mother and her two daughters were murdered by their husbands.
And that's where everything takes a very different turn. The house is no longer the home of their dreams but transforms into the house of horrors. Will decides to investigate and try to sort out fact from fiction on what is said about the murders. And it is not the end of his surprises.
If you want to see the film, we strongly discourage you from watching the trailer. It will definitely mess up from 50 to 70% of the film because much of the plot is revealed. So it's no surprise we discovered the first bounce of the film, and one guesses easily end.
But if you do not know much about the film except perhaps the synopsis or the criticism,
you'll really enjoy the film. For Dream House is a great thriller, one that takes you from beginning to end, one that offers many false leads, one that will surprise you, that you love in the end.
In addition, the film is not used a top cast that is frankly, a Daniel Craig is certainly better than Cowboys and Invaders, a Rachel Weisz always sublime, and Naomi Watts is certainly a little lacking, but still significant.
And when a good script found good actors, it's a good recipe to make a good film. The film managed to perfectly keep you going throughout its duration. And a few more bursts are certainly to be expected.
But do not believe that the film is a true perfection. Certainly there is a very good thriller, but we may regret some decisions scriptwriting especially towards the end, where, without trying too hard to tell you, Dream House makes a small burr no top to the supernatural.
But it is certainly the only real failure of the film and really does not spoil the story.
However, if you've seen the trailer, you'll be disappointed by the film, it loses much of its interest because the main twists will be known. And frankly it's a shame because we start with a preconceived idea of ​​the film that reveals many true and if we push the reasoning a little more, we can easily imagine the outlines of the end of the film.
It's a shame to waste such potential, especially since even the movie posters and hang you spoilent the film.
While we have a very good movie to see.
source:
http://www.lyricis.fr/cinema-serie-tv/c ... omi-watts/