Blame

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Please tell LIZ ANNE HILL that she needs to release "Human" on iTunes! It is soulful and beautiful! And that, I am sorry to say, is the most moving thing about this movie. It's a grownup continuation of the two childhood "friends'" backyard play fighting, complete with a camera and a commanding director friend and a whiny weenie friend, it's just now there's a snowstorm and women added to the mix. Enough said? Yeah. Except for when the end credits roll and Ms. Hill sings HUMAN. Brava!!!

First plot hole: photogenic young city millennials plan a winter vacation. They are unable to use their phones, car radios, televisions, newspapers, or local store owners to comprehend the fact that a giant snowstorm is coming. Even though they live in a city which is often subjected to blizzards, they head off to an even snowier area without putting snow chains on their tires. Second plot hole: the millennials put their phones in a bag in the back of the car. When the inevitability break down, no one seems to remember that they have the phones. Third plot hole: They break into the only school in the US with working heat and lights, but no alarm system. Fourth plot hole: Even though there is a snowstorm and they have broken into a school with bathrooms, one of the group "goes around back" to pee outside. Fifth plot hole: How did they hear "noises in the bushes" over the sound of a blizzard? Sixth plot hole: Small town Wisconsin police dress like Columbo? Seventh plot hole: Where are the black and brown friends? Have you been to Chicago? Eight plot hole: who goes out into a snowstorm to steal an SUV? I could go on, but you get the drift (pun intended). Unwatchable.

Blame kept me intrigued throughout its entire length, and I have to say that its score was great, as well. I loved the uniqueness of each of the characters and found its storyline to be very clever. The camera work and editing was very clear and crisp. The plot twist at the end caught me by surprise and will probably keep me thinking about it for weeks to come. Overall, Blame is well-worth your time.

The whole movie looks like it was filmed by amateurs. The story is nothing special, because when I want to see a thriller movie I expect to be surprised at some point or at least some suspense, in this case it was just linear from the start to the end. The acting was bad too, I will give 2 out of 10 just because I liked the snowy environment. Don't waste your time on this film!

A duel homicide, a group of friends, unfamiliar people and surroundings, leave you guessing, "Who done it!" It is suspenseful and paced with a dance of accusing dialog. I enjoyed the ride!

If you enjoy a good who dun it you'll enjoy this intense film! Very suspenseful but not too scary. Just when you think you know where the plot is headed, it keeps you guessing. Grabbed my attention from the start and held me to the end. Love a good mystery without the gore, violence, language and sex. Excellent job using the polar vortex of 2019. Well done.

All the 10 star ratings are definitely fake. The fact that someone actually sat through this entire film is beyond me. They say you can tell by the first 15 minutes if a movie is any good. I gave it 20 then turned it off. 4 stars.

This is a great film that you will be thinking about for days after you watch it. The actors were fantastic and so was the cinematography! This is a thriller with several life lessons in it. A must watch!

I knew there would be a twist, but I didn't see that one coming at all. I thought I knew, then I changed my mind, then I thought I had I figured out again and I was still wrong. Great acting by the whole cast. Give it a watch, betcha won't guess the ending!