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Bug (2007)
description written by member Zara:
A woman hiding from her abusive husband in a seedy motel room forms a relationship with a man there. While he claims to want to protect her, things soon start to spiral out of control.
| Release Date: | May 25th, 2007 |
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| Written By: |  | Tracy Letts |
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Bug Movie Review by Zara  (10/14/2007) |
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I'm not a big fan of Ashley Judd. I never have been and I always wonder why I keep trying to like her. I've seen almost everything that she's been in, perhaps in just my twisted way of watching everything just to make absolutely certain that I don't like someone (like my masochistic streak in watching Scorsese).
This...
(complete Bug review by Zara)
| Bug Movie Review by Tim (10/2/2007) |
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Bug turned out to be a different type of film other then what I had expected. Plot summaries are great to read but the one that I read (not on this site) gave me a totally different vision of what the film actually turned out to be.
I must say that this film started off on the wrong foot with me. For the first 5 minutes...
(complete Bug review by Tim)
This film fits right in with Polanski's Repulsion. Those looking for typical horror will be disappointed with both films. This is the slow psychological horror that takes some effort to appreciate.
Ashley Judd (De-Lovely, Norma Jean & Marilyn) plays a trailer-trash bi-sexual; hooked on meth and at the mercy of an abusive...
(complete Bug review by Movie Addict)
| Bug Movie Review by Craig (10/30/2007) |
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I didn't buy it for a second. Shannon's character is so obviously over-the-top, bug-eyed crazy, that there's no way anyone is going to fall under his sway, even Ashley Judd's beaten-down, exhausted character. I just don't believe that anyone could fall so much under the influence of another as to buy into his delusion this...
(complete Bug review by Craig)
When one person suffers from paranoid delusions, it is pretty much a sign of some form of mental instability. But when others people seem to acknowledge and even see those same delusions I have to wonder if they are really delusions to begin with. The power of persuasion is strong within people who are driven and the...
(complete Bug review by The Alpha Craig)
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