What did this film do deliberately? It showed how people die, lie and decide. We have seen deaths in other films, and those in "Hush" are no different. Some deaths were sad, some annoying, some retarded.
Lies there also important. There are no 100 percent truthful persons, as is seen from this film. Both protagonists and antagonists are lying about one issue or other.
Decision making is usually director's or screenwriter's task, and "Hush" was made a really intense film. Even though I hardly sit through similar films( for example Shuttle), but it gave me a good impression, and I am happy about it.
This film was unjust, because, as many others, it showed only one side of the story. Mostly we were kept in the dark with flashlight running low on batteries. This might be a good thing since you can always think for yourself: what is happening here, why? Finally, this film was good to an extent. It was also unoriginal up to a point. "Hush" is nevertheless a film worth watching, it has an idea worth considering.
Lies there also important. There are no 100 percent truthful persons, as is seen from this film. Both protagonists and antagonists are lying about one issue or other.
Decision making is usually director's or screenwriter's task, and "Hush" was made a really intense film. Even though I hardly sit through similar films( for example Shuttle), but it gave me a good impression, and I am happy about it.
This film was unjust, because, as many others, it showed only one side of the story. Mostly we were kept in the dark with flashlight running low on batteries. This might be a good thing since you can always think for yourself: what is happening here, why? Finally, this film was good to an extent. It was also unoriginal up to a point. "Hush" is nevertheless a film worth watching, it has an idea worth considering.