[HBO Max] It's surprising that the collaboration between Guillermo del Toro and Robert Zemeckis results in such a bland film. It doesn't make sense to set the film in Alabama when most of it takes place in a hotel. Changes, in fact, make story worse instead. It's a film with an excess of CGI and a lack of imagination. And it makes little use of the iconography of the witches, less terrifying than in Nicolas Roeg's.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2020-10-24T16:13:24Z
[HBO Max] It's surprising that the collaboration between Guillermo del Toro and Robert Zemeckis results in such a bland film. It doesn't make sense to set the film in Alabama when most of it takes place in a hotel. Changes, in fact, make story worse instead. It's a film with an excess of CGI and a lack of imagination. And it makes little use of the iconography of the witches, less terrifying than in Nicolas Roeg's.