A confusing movie

Korean Horror movies! They love Psychological stuff that is not direct to the point. I am not stereotyping but most of them have too much psychological stuff. I consider them as the bottom of the Asian horror movie barrel, Unless you enjoyed the anime Evangelion, then you can enjoy Korean horror movies. there is a movie starring Hugh Grant, its titled night train to paris, that damn movie is awful, I dont get the plot at all, it is supposed to be a horror movie but its just one of those confusing art films. there is also this Indie American Horror film titled Mummy Maniac, movie is confusing as heck, its like listening to 100 Bjork albums. That movie is awful, I dont get the plot and its also confusing and repetitive,That movie make me cry "I want 90 minutes of my life back"

did u mean..u dont understand danish..the language..or u dont understand what th emovie is all about..like the story..or what the whole point of the action and scenes very irrelebant to the screenplay..etc??

I see movies as works of art. And like other forms of art, some are not for me. Either it washes over me or it doesn;t. So when I see or try to see a film that I can't understand , I stop and just chalk it up to a art piece that isn't meant for me. I don't Try to see it again or read up on it. Either it Is clear to me or it isn't. And if it isn't , that is ok. It is for someone else.

Hi Procospino, generally I don't want to watch again a movie which I can't understand. But in body language if I find something interesting I repeat the movie and watch again. Once there was silent movies. People used to watch them and got enjoyment.

That rarely has happened. Of course, I do feel compelled to believe that all of the pieces will be pulled together right towards the end. Where once you have seen the movie as a whole, it is going to make a lot more sense. Of course, that is really something that we do hope for but there are times where once we have seen the movie, maybe seen it twice to see if it makes even more sense, we are confused. Then again, that might be an intriguing marketing ploy if pulled off right. Get people so confused about a movie that they feel compelled to try and talk about it, to try and figure out what they just saw. That to me can work out better than you would think. Of course, sometimes it is just plot getting sliced out on the cutting room floor due to time constraints and not filling all of those holes as you why the movie does not make sense. But sometimes I think it is done by design to get people talking.

Many times I do watch the movie again so that I will be able to understand what is going on in the movie.As it happened to me that I was not able to understand some parts in the movie Inception so I watched the movie 3 times and then I figured out the movie and understood the movie. Mostly I try top understand the movie otherwise I keep thinking about the movie that why this thing happened, etc. so I keep on searching to understand the movie.

One movie that got my hubby and I into a discussion was "Shutter Island". My case is that Leonardo di Caprio never really killed his wife and that it was all being suggested by Ben Kingsley. Hubby thought otherwise and he pointed out certain scenes in the movie that did suggest that Ben Kingsley was really telling Leo that he did kill his wife and that he has been a patient on Shutter Island. We had to watch the movie three times (we have it on DVD) and would occasionally pause on a certain scen to discuss our views. We usually look at movie reviews whenever we want to buy a new movie. My hubby is a movie buff and he usually looks for movies that we can get on IMDB.

If I watch a movie that I dont understand I turn it to a different movie. I dont watch movies that I dont like or understand.

Don't remember ever watching a movie I didn't understand, though some must be watched to the end before they come clear all the best urban

What if I do not understand the movie just turn it off and watch something else. just a lot of those movies that governments and nothing means nothing simply because the wave was very annoyed and I do not like. love by watching film from start to grab me and I liked the end. nice day!

I only watch movies of my interest. If it doesn't make sense or I don't understand it I won't watch it. If I find it great but there are parts I don't understand I will watch it again. If it's great and it makes me think I can watch it many times for years. The description of a movie seldom fits to the movie (same with books) I wonder who makes them.

when i dont realy understand a movie the first time i usually give it another try. Alot of times when you watch a movie for the second time you will see things that you missed the first time you watched it. i also like to read some books twice if they are interesting enough.

It depends, if I enjoyed the movie I will watch it again and try to understand it, if not than why would I bother, right XD

Sometimes I space off in the middle of a movie, or I'm baffled by what the filmmaker is trying to say. So I either ask my company their perspective or I look it up online. Some films leave me with unanswered questions just because they are complicated. I looked up Donnie Darko online just because I wanted to see if I was reading the circle of events right. Not embarrassing at all. It's good to challenge yourself, especially with international films :)

Whenever I watch a movie that I didn’t quite understand, or seems confusing, I tend to watch it thru. Movies like that usually have attention to detail, something someone said, or something shown that relates to the movie somehow later down the line. I almost always watch the movie a second time and pay closer attention, making sure I didn’t miss a scene, or wasn’t listening during a crucial part of the movie. It’s a great movie by the way. Enjoy!