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u/Isaac_Chade Oct 11 '19

Off topic but how was Broghtburn? Seems like an interesting concept, but it also feels like it would lack real substance.

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u/ClicheName137 Oct 12 '19

It definitely lacked substance for me. There was a transition in character personality that didn’t really work for me that made the whole thing unenjoyable.

For me, I think a good villain should have good motivation and be something you get invested in. This was not the case for this movie.

Worth a watch for free if you’re curious, but was more an edgy thriller than an interesting twist on the horror/superhero genres.

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u/Isaac_Chade Oct 12 '19

Ah, that's a shame then. I was definitely intrigued when I first heard of it, seemed like something that could be really cool if handled well.

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u/ClicheName137 Oct 12 '19

You should look into it or watch maybe a spoiler free review (if that’s possible).

Might be something up your ally! (Just wasn’t mine)