rafaelabme Nordic noir is by far my favourite genre, so it happens to be the one i watch the most. And although i have like this movie, i only gave it 6 stars because for me the ending left me hanging (baduntSs). Good acting, good suspense, amazing location, and i really liked the time difference thing. However, How did Benni get into that green thing? was he kidnapped by someone? was he kidnapped by one of the love trio at the gas station? If kidnapping was not the case, was that the hardest game of hide and seek ever played? so what, Benni hid inside the boat when the trio was going to the island and then he hid himself inside that green thing just playing hide and seek? Because if so, the story gets weaker.

The Couchpotatoes I wouldn't say I Remember You is a bad movie, not at all actually, but it's probably not a movie I will watch a second time though, and that's why I just gave it a 6 out of 10. From a 7 are the movies I would watch again. The story is not bad, with enough mystery to keep you interested, but it is just a bit too slow and there are a couple things that could have used more explanation. The cast was good. I didn't know any of them and that's not a surprise since Icelandic movies are not the most common and popular, but that doesn't mean there are no good actors there. The setting is everything you expect when you think about Iceland, not much else to see than bare lands, mountains and lakes, and a cold winter atmosphere. It's all well shot. The movie is worth a watch, but to me it could have used a bit more action and horror.

kosmasp A very moody film, that cuts back and forth between two storylines. And that makes it really interesting. Also the location of the one storyline is really setting the mood. While there are phantastical elements to it, I would argue that this is more of a thriller, rather than straight horror. But it does have quite a few "jump scares" and you might feel frighten from time to time.If that sounds intriguing, believe me it is. It is also very well made. The acting is great, the script will keep you guessing what will come next and there are enough twists to keep you on the edge of your seat ... maybe even after the movie is over. The guessing part of it all is what makes it work the first time around. I haven't seen it a second time, but I'm sure there are things to discover and enjoy then too

cdcrb icelandic films arriving in the u.s. are usually pretty good. this is no exception. a ghost story and a mystery wrapped into one. a coroner tries to find out about the crosses cut into the body of a woman who has hanged herself. he is personally dealing with the disappearance of his son. a national story at the time. separately a trio of people are left on a remote island, where they are intending to turn an abandoned building into a b and b. there does not appear to be any connection between the two stories. there are clues to the puzzle, but you won't know about them until it's too late. stick with it. you won't be disappointed.