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Basada en hechos reales. Clémentine es profesora en el Liceo Francés de Bucarest y Lucas novelista. La joven pareja vive felizmente en una casa enorme perdida en medio del bosque. Un buen día, su vida va a dar un giro de 360º. Todavía no lo saben, pero les están espiando, acechando. Cuando caiga la noche, Clémentine y Lucas descubrirán que ELLOS están ahí, en todas partes, hasta en su propia casa... ¿Quiénes son? ¿Qué quieren? Las respuestas habrá que buscarlas en los confines del miedo. (Vértigo Films Esp.)
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Una adaptación más madura desde el punto de vista psicológico y más sofisticada cinematográficamente del mismo tema que la brutalidad británica de Eden Lake. Mientras que la británica chocaba por la violencia y franqueza paletas, Ellos apuesta por escalofríos cada vez mayores, por los misterios, el miedo a lo no mostrado, por los juegos de cámara y sobre todo por el sonido (!). Y no lo hace de forma pionera - en principio, todo ya lo hemos visto en alguna parte - sino de forma extremadamente honesta e impresionante. Ellos es una de las pocas películas de terror que no degradan su género, sino que por el contrario señalan la importancia de la habilidad cinematográfica en él. Los franceses vuelven a marcar.
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The best horror film of 2006. The French have outdone themselves again delivering a movie precisely to my taste. The heroes are likeable, the villains are mysterious and the twist is chilling. And, surprisingly, the experience was even more intense after a second screening.
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The intimate atmosphere of one house is transformed into a spectacular atmospheric theatre based on a simple plot and thanks to a pair of likable actors and a straightforward effort, the entire suspenseful film blows by in less than 80 minutes. There’s no point here for morons or huggable happy endings and it’s a clear hit for all those who like to be scared, and others as well.
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After a promising opening, when the director immediately reveals his intention to get deep into the viewer’s skin through a chilling and creeping atmosphere, comes a slightly duller part filled with everything we've seen a hundred times before: something (or someone) is outside the house, the shutters slam, the fuses trip, etc. But after a while it gets pretty damn interesting, the story picks up a lot of pace and it's clear that there's more going on than just a contrived haunting. The camera clearly revels in cramped and dark corners, and every shot gives you the feeling that you’re being watched, that someone may already be on your back, and that they definitely want to hurt you. The director took this story really seriously and created excellent filmmaking that will get on your nerves beautifully without being bloody or disgusting.
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I mean, I don't know. I don't doubt something like this could happen in Romania, but the film is pretty uninteresting. For anyone who has seen a larger number of horror movies, Them has practically nothing new to offer. Plus, the memories of Eden Lake haven't faded and this is really just a poor relation.
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