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Lets Watch Black Rock streaming Movie online without downloading Three childhood friends set aside their personal issues and reunite for a girls' weekend on a remote island off the coast of Maine. One wrong move turns their weekend getaway into a deadly fight for survival. (c) LD R. And Now You can watch Black Rock movie online streaming Megavideo for Free Release Date Black Rock May 17, 2013 Limited
Black Rock Movie synopsis
Black Rock Cast by
Kate Bosworth,Lake Bell,Katie Aselton,Will Bouvier,Jay Paulson,Anslem Richardson,Carl K. Aselton III
Genres Black Rock : Mystery & Suspense,Drama
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Review For Black Rock
'Black Rock' is never dull, but it's hardly the attention-grabbing calling card its creator presumably intended. Tom Huddleston-Time Out The writing tanks while the actors try to stay above water, but nobody leaves a trace on the radar. Rex Reed-New York Observer This is a lean and mean variation on a familiar theme, tense throughout, with some terrific performances. Richard Roeper-Richard Roeper.com It seemed that Black Rock might take its very basic premise and use it as a platform to explore larger ideas. But even on its own terms as just a lean-and-mean genre exercise, this one's not all that interesting. Alonso Duralde-The Wrap Aselton, you sure have a purty mouth, but what are you trying to say? Amy Nicholson-Los Angeles Times This indie, female-centric riff on "Deliverance" is spare, smartly written and shot through with moments of twig-snapping tension. Sara Stewart-New York Post This isn't quite the distaff Deliverance promised, but it's a credible indie thriller with characters worth caring about. Matt Glasby-Total Film We've seen Duplass write scripts that break cinema conventions like this, but who knew that his actress wife Aselton would turn out to be an equally innovative director? Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall Aselton does demonstrate an assured touch in the early character-based scenes, but she lacks the same control when it comes to handling the action. David Aldridge-Radio Times [An] earthy, woodsy throwback thriller ... Mark Kermode-Observer [UK] Katie Aselton's survival thriller sets its themes of time's passage, unresolved history and reluctant coming of age within a gripping island-set genre frame. It's like Lord Of The Flies for arrested adults. Anton Bitel-Film4 First-time filmmaker Aselton creates one of the most assured thrillers in recent memory, throwing finely developed characters into a very nasty situation that makes us squirm in our seats. Rich Cline-Contactmusic.com Poorly acted and unintentionally funny this is definitely a bad day at black rock. Allan Hunter-Daily Express Slender, but committed: even Kate Bosworth, as the girls' team leader, forswears her usual lipgloss. Mike McCahill-Guardian [UK] A formulaic dirge, further let down by a lack of the shocks, scares and interesting characterisations. Gregory Maule-Little White Lies It's Aselton and Bell who really impress, their characters providing the glue of credibility that prevents the increasingly overwrought situation from coming apart. Elliott Noble-Sky Movies Engaging, gripping and tightly constructed thriller with a sharp script, effective action sequences and strong performances from all three leads. Matthew Turner-ViewLondon On the whole Black Rock remains a short but sweet film, yet sadly, and despite the suspenseful atmosphere and enrapturement of certain scenes, is too forgettable a feature film. Stefan Pape-HeyUGuys The feminine approach is refreshing, but the novelty wears off quickly once a few of these actors decide to turn on the ham, making it difficult to buy much of what Black Rock is selling. Brian Orndorf-Blu-ray.com The ladies in Black Rock are supposed to be annoying. That's the only conclusion one can draw from their incessant whining, catfighting and drunk flirting. Annlee Ellingson-Paste Magazine A tight-fisted little piece of gender-centric survival horror. Scott Weinberg-FEARnet While not exactly the most dangerous game, Black Rock is a decent, punctuated gender battle which flys by quick enough to keep viewers at attention for a predictable yet watchable thriller. Matt Donato-We Got This Covered ... a feminist reworking of 'Most Dangerous Game' and 'Deliverance,' with the friends soon stripped down and armed, like a tribe of Amazonian huntresses ... has the visceral appeal of early Kathryn Bigelow. Glenn Lovell-CinemaDope Perhaps Aselton is unfamiliair enough with genre history to believe she is blazing a virgin trail through not just the picturesque forest of her island location but the gruesome thickets of her violent narrative. John Beifuss-Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)