I can't believe that I'm not allowed to request a refund or sue the producers of this movie for the entirely misleading, and at some points, outright lying trailer!
If you have seen the trailer, you would expect a thriller movie with the real story happening at some point after they find the empty farmhouse. The trailer states that:
"The final forty minutes of the film will take you on an emotional roller-coaster ride that you won't be able to shake for days". Sure, being surprised by the lameness of the final 40 minutes, and then angry about this kind of tricks could be described as an emotional roller-coaster.
"A bizarre and completely unpredictable mystery" Unpredictable because the trailer is deliberately misleading.
"A shattering conclusion" Who was shattered by that conclusion? Can you imagine a more anti- climactic conclusion?
And when you find out what the movie is actually about? Sure, some people may enjoy exploring the "unknown variables in internet relationships", but are those the same people that would go to see a thriller movie, based on the trailer?
Maybe we should cut and copy together all of the love scenes from Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, and then make a trailer portraying it as a romantic comedy!!!
Seriously, they might as well have put a picture of themselves at the theater exit, laughing and rolling in piles of money.
If you have seen the trailer, you would expect a thriller movie with the real story happening at some point after they find the empty farmhouse. The trailer states that:
"The final forty minutes of the film will take you on an emotional roller-coaster ride that you won't be able to shake for days". Sure, being surprised by the lameness of the final 40 minutes, and then angry about this kind of tricks could be described as an emotional roller-coaster.
"A bizarre and completely unpredictable mystery" Unpredictable because the trailer is deliberately misleading.
"A shattering conclusion" Who was shattered by that conclusion? Can you imagine a more anti- climactic conclusion?
And when you find out what the movie is actually about? Sure, some people may enjoy exploring the "unknown variables in internet relationships", but are those the same people that would go to see a thriller movie, based on the trailer?
Maybe we should cut and copy together all of the love scenes from Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, and then make a trailer portraying it as a romantic comedy!!!
Seriously, they might as well have put a picture of themselves at the theater exit, laughing and rolling in piles of money.