Reviews — Triangle
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JPRetana
Triangle (2009) introduces us to Jess (Melissa George), Greg (Michael Dorman), Sally (Rachel Carpani), Downey (Henry Nixon), Heather (Emma Lung), and Victor (Liam Hemsworth) during a boat trip. Roughly fifteen minutes into the film, Downey asks, “Is that normal?” while gesturing toward some obviously fake CGI clouds and lightning. Whether it’s typical is open to interpretation. Unfortunately, poor visual effects h…
Wuchak
A boating trip near Florida takes a dark turn when a storm forces survivors to board an unexpected rescue ship—and it’s far from what it seems. “Triangle” (2009) blends mystery, fantasy, and horror, weaving in the myth of Sisyphus with a modern yachting adventure. It recalls films like “Ghost Ship” (2002), “Dark Country,” and even "Haunts of the Very Rich" from 1972, while the TV movie "Ghost Voyage," released ear…
StarsNtheDarkness
The initial sections were enjoyable, but the central portion really bogged me down; it felt repetitive, like I was seeing the same scenes repeatedly. It seemed that the character didn’t undergo much growth, and there wasn’t enough progression to prevent a sense of stagnation. There was quite a bit of her simply moving about while maintaining the same expression, along with that uncomfortable scene involving Hemsworth…
John Chard
Triangle has been crafted and helmed by Christopher Smith, featuring Melissa George, Liam Hemsworth, Michael Dorman, Jack Taylor, Joshua McIvor, Henry Nixon, Emma Lung, and Rachael Carpani. Christian Henson composed the music, with Robert Humphreys handling the cinematography. Following damage to their boat during an unusual storm, a collection of friends stumble upon a drifting ocean liner that appears to be empt…
antimony
This is a truly excellent psychological thriller. I’d suggest going in knowing as little as possible—don't look at trailers or read other opinions beforehand. It's crafted with considerable skill and offers new layers of understanding when viewed again. Those who appreciate films that mess with your head, or enjoy science-fiction/psychological thrillers, are certain to find a lot to like here.
