Even though the ending felt a bit chilly and somewhat foreseeable, I remained captivated throughout most of Exam, wanting to rewatch it to catch things I’d missed initially. The performers really do a great job of holding your attention while their characters vie for a desirable, upscale, and enigmatic position. Ultimately, what makes it enjoyable is simply the chance to hang out with friends for ninety minutes, all …

I recently watched this movie completely blind, and its allusions to a pandemic unexpectedly made it feel particularly timely given the current situation—more so than if I’d seen it when it was originally released. The film didn't quite deliver on the ending; I had hoped for something more inventive or insightful, but that aspect fell short. Still, it proved to be an enjoyable experience. I don’t think I’ll re…

This is a diverting, compact whodunit that holds your attention from beginning to end. You can find my complete thoughts on it at the link provided. http://www.hweird1reviews.com/allreviews/exam-review

This film, Exam, provides a diverting look at a tense scenario during an evaluation procedure. It feels like it had the potential to be more captivating, especially considering its roots in the original play El mètode Grönholm by Jordi Galceran and the subsequent movie adaptation, El método, directed by Marcelo Piñeyro—both of which are superior works.