"The Apparition" is not entirely without interest—the early scenes, as noted, are undeniably fascinating, it looks good throughout and the performances by Lindon and Bellugi are both effective, especially. Please dont post bogus reviews and ratings. Half of the cast's acting truly sucks.
Families can talk about The Apparition's violence. Compared to other horror movies, is the lack of blood and monsters. "The Apparition" sounds like the title of a horror movie, and this is not a case where the United States distributors of this French film have goosed up the original language title, which was, yes. The start of "Apparition" makes you feel hopeful about what the rest of the movie will be.
The Apparition movie reviews & Metacritic score: Jacques (Vincent Lindon) is a journalist at a large regional newspaper in France. I'm all for the slow build-up in a good story, but what The Apparition tries to pull is bordering on false advertising. The Apparition is a rare example of filmmaking failure that is so complete, it will exacerbate its audience in nearly every way possible. The Apparition is director Todd Linkon s supernatural horror flick, produced by Alex Heineman and Joel Silver. Like a Dan Brown movie made with more naturalistic, art house intentions, The Apparition (L'Apparition). The house is out in the middle of nowhere, in a development where there is only one other occupied house just a guy with a cute kid and a dog. "Ambiguous View of Faith, Truth and Reality".
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Now available on Blu-ray and DVD (Buy on Amazon). The movie loses goodwill early on by killing an adorable dog, resulting in a lack of an identification point, since the canine has better. Part "Paranormal Activity," part "Final Destination," "The Apparition" is a scary movie devoid of both originality and scares. Review: Jessica Swale's Summerland Revels in Recycling Tales As Old As Time.