14th July, 2016
Bugger!
Did I tell you I hard an interview, yesterday?
In Southwark, so you know.
I’ve …
Well, I’ll be honest … I didn’t get the bloody thing!
Which was depressing, actually: especially after a few attempts with this one particular company.
At ANY rate … ?
That put me in one HELL of a bad mood.
Certainly bad enough to want to do what I eventually did.
Watch a movie to cheer myself up.
The film I went for?
In the end, the film I watch was Natalie Dormer vehicle, the Jason Zada directed, The Forest.
Well, I’m fan of hers.
Or an old perve with a taste for cute blondes, ONE of the two …
Set in and around the Aokigahara Forest of modern Japan, The Forest sees Natalie Dormer as Sarah: a seemingly happy young American woman who, one day, is phoned by the Japanese police.
It seems her identical twin sister, Jess?
Has disappeared in the forest: an area of great natural beauty known for the number of suicides its sees.
Indeed, when Sarah, travel reporter Aidan, and local guide, Michi — Taylor Kinney and Yukiyoshi Ozawa, respectively — head there to try and find Jess?
They’s frequently warned about this very thing.
It’s only when the three find Jess’s abandoned tent … ?
That the trouble really starts.
Now … ?
‘Hmmm,’ you see me say: and I can see from here, that you’ve got a quizzical expression, that demands I justify that.
Well, the SMART answer would be for me to press the relevant button!
Being LESS sarcastic, though?
I’m thinking that The Forest is a nicely done film. It’s nothing special: but makes a good — if only occasionally successful — attempt to be scary.
Personally?
If it wasn’t for the presence of Natalie Dormer — who does a good job with her dual roles As Sarah and Jess — I’d be marking this down, quite a bit …
The Forest
★☆☆☆
I’ve …
Well, I’ll be honest … I didn’t get the bloody thing!
Which was depressing, actually: especially after a few attempts with this one particular company.
At ANY rate … ?
That put me in one HELL of a bad mood.
Certainly bad enough to want to do what I eventually did.
Watch a movie to cheer myself up.
The film I went for?
In the end, the film I watch was Natalie Dormer vehicle, the Jason Zada directed, The Forest.
Well, I’m fan of hers.
Or an old perve with a taste for cute blondes, ONE of the two …
~≈ƒ≈~
Set in and around the Aokigahara Forest of modern Japan, The Forest sees Natalie Dormer as Sarah: a seemingly happy young American woman who, one day, is phoned by the Japanese police.
It seems her identical twin sister, Jess?
Has disappeared in the forest: an area of great natural beauty known for the number of suicides its sees.
Indeed, when Sarah, travel reporter Aidan, and local guide, Michi — Taylor Kinney and Yukiyoshi Ozawa, respectively — head there to try and find Jess?
They’s frequently warned about this very thing.
It’s only when the three find Jess’s abandoned tent … ?
That the trouble really starts.
~≈ƒ≈~
Now … ?
‘Hmmm,’ you see me say: and I can see from here, that you’ve got a quizzical expression, that demands I justify that.
Well, the SMART answer would be for me to press the relevant button!
Being LESS sarcastic, though?
I’m thinking that The Forest is a nicely done film. It’s nothing special: but makes a good — if only occasionally successful — attempt to be scary.
Personally?
If it wasn’t for the presence of Natalie Dormer — who does a good job with her dual roles As Sarah and Jess — I’d be marking this down, quite a bit …
The Forest
★☆☆☆
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