The vanishing of a young boy sets off a chain reaction of odd happenings. What works well is that the story itself is intriguing, with some smart surprises; I can see why others might like it because the movie does a good job of misleading you and changing your expectations. However, personally, I didn't form any bonds with the people in the film, and it just seemed lifeless. I wasn’t on edge or worried about what wa…

A series of disappearances among young boys plagues a small town in northeast Ohio, as the investigating detective (Jon Tenney) deals with issues in his marriage while their teenage son (Judah Lewis) holds his mother (Helen Hunt) responsible. Simultaneously, increasingly bizarre events begin to occur. What is behind these occurrences? “I See You” (2019) combines mystery and drama elements with touches of horror an…

This movie, I See You, is intensely engaging, weaving together the story of a family, police work, and unusual entities. Initially, it evokes dread, but then shifts to deliver startling moments designed to leave an impact and keep you thoroughly involved in what's happening until the resolution, all enhanced by a powerful musical backdrop. It’s really something you should experience on a home theater system if possib…

It's hard to pinpoint exactly what went wrong with _I See You_, whether it was the performances, its shifting identity as a film, or Helen Hunt’s appearance, but the result is an uneven experience. If you haven't encountered this one yet, maybe that’s fortunate. Here's what it’s supposedly about: Following the disappearance of a young boy, detective Greg Harper finds himself juggling the demands of his job with pr…

I’ve noticed this movie popping up everywhere online as more and more people have seen it. Initially, I didn't pay much attention to what critics were saying, but the repeated mentions piqued my interest. At first glance, the beginning of the film suggested a familiar formula—a mystery involving an unseen force causing problems, with the reveal coming near the end. It does follow that pattern, though it introduces…