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Cette saison, le mystère des ténèbres consumera votre vie.
Récemment séparée de son mari, Dahlia Williams s'est trouvé un nouveau job et un autre appartement. Elle est bien décidée à surmonter l'échec de son mariage et à se consacrer à sa fille, Ceci. Mais quand la séparation tourne à la bataille rangée pour la garde de l'enfant, la situation se complique. Son nouvel appartement, délabré et exigu, semble soudain prendre vie. Des bruits mystérieux et des phénomènes étranges la poussent à se demander qui est derrière tout cela. Et puis, il y a ces obsédantes infiltrations d'eau sombre... Essayant de garder le contrôle de sa vie, Dahlia, plus que jamais résolue à protéger sa fille, va tenter de percer le mystère...
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największemu wrogowi bym tego nie polecała. boze jakie gówno. szkoda strzępić ryja. czemu istnieje takie gówno???
Needed more background but as usual an incredible performance by Jennifer Connelly. Creepy atmosphere, good watch.
> "I can't be her mother...I don't know how to be myself!" Let's start with the good: Jennifer Connelly always brings her A-game. Not many can bawl their eyes out half the movie and keep you interested. Now with the bad: The rest of the movie is bit of a slow paced, easy to guess bore.
I walked out of the theatre when this came out (which I have only done one other time). It was that bad.
I must be an outlier, because I enjoyed the movie. But I wasn't part of the target audience for this movie. I'm a dad with one kid who I love more than anything else, and "Dark Water" hits every note for a parent struggling with the day to day hassles of life. I got emotional during the ending scene in the elevator. John C. Reilly is phenomenal as a sleazy realtor/land lord. Tim Roth is as good, if not better, as a lawyer working out of his car and sleeping in movie theaters due to his own crisis. Oh, and I will watch anything with Jennifer Connelly.