I didn’t enjoy it cuz it didn’t have enough contrast to the horrors women experience in the real world, and the justice was incredibly unequal.

For sure one of the best movies I’ve ever watched. Made an account just to leave 5 stars! Well deserved ! please watch it.

3.5 stars; Well, move over Quentin Tarantino, Sam Peckinpah, and especially Brian De Palma. Here comes Zoe Kravitz. This movie is so violent, you can't watch it, but at the same time, you can't turn away. If you can force yourself through the sexual violence (you are warned about it at the beginning), you are treated to a neat, twisty mystery plot that keeps you guessing. And if you make it to the very end, the final twist will satisfy your patience.

Mildly interesting movie. But a dark one for sure. It's about a tech CEO informally recruiting people to go with him to his private island. A black girl views a clip of him publicly apologizing for his past behavior. He is handsome, however. She works as a waitress at his event and then he talks to her, shows interest, and invites her and her friend to go to the island. On the island, they eat good food, drink, get high, do drugs and seemingly have fun. They each get their own room and have clothes and perfume laid out for them. After many days of having fun, the black girl's friend wants to go home and tells her that she thinks there is something wrong with this place. Then she disappeared (likely killed). The black girl panics and asks the other people on the island where her friend is. No one remembers the friend. Then she realizes that the tech CEO is bad and somehow making everyone forget. It turns out that the perfume that they spray on themselves in their room is the cause. And that snake venom makes them remember again. They all band together and kill the men of the island, who have been taking advantage of them at night after they do drugs. The only people left are the tech CEO and his so-called therapist, in the end. Everyone dies except the black girl and her new friend who was casted on Survivor. In the end, footage shows the black girl as the new CEO of the tech guy's company, and instead of him holding the power and being in charge, she is flying him and his therapist to various places, doing who knows what to them.

We get it - "white men are evil", the message in countless popular movies these days. This doesn't have the effect you think it does.

After all the torture these white men inflicted on a diverse group of women, Kravitz, desperate for white validation, managed to cushion their behavior by making one a victim who then married his own victim. Mixed with unoriginal ideas from Get Out and historical plantation/slavery vibes this movie is disgusting. Kravitz sucks in front of the camera and even more so behind it.

Disgusting movie, how it got positive reviews, I cannot figure out.

Every time I felt comfortable the rug was pulled from beneath me. This one definitely lingered.

The colors in this movie are just amazing. Zoey creates a perfect atmosphere of chaos, with a meaningful context. One of my favorites ever

Sigh! I had high hopes for this Zoẽ Kravitz directed film. Alas, this movie is a hot mess. The script’s first two acts are pretty barren without a single relatable character - separate and apart from the absolutely empty performances of the leads, particularly Channing Tatum. Though there was a bit of a pop by the third act, it was drawn out without a rhythm. The ending may seem a little creative but by that point, I really wondered why I hung in for the entire run.

I was honestly surprised how good my wife and I enjoyed this movie. I thought it was going to be a slow burn to a shitty “twist” ending, like M. Night Shyamalan’s movies. There are definitely some scenes that are VERY intense. But the falling action is pretty dope. I am not going to spoil anything but to the contrary of what I thought going into the movie, the ending is WILD!!! Channing Tatum and Naomi Ackie kill it together and it always BLOWS MY MIND seeing Haley Joel Osment grown up. Every time I hear Christian Slaters voice, I think of Archer, anyone else? My favorite performance in this move, however, is Trew Mullen as a stoner, she had me dying. If I had nothing to watch I would definitely watch this movie again, I am positive there are little Easter eggs throughout the movie that seem clearer the second time around.

People rating this highly clearly have never seen a good film. This film is garbage. I went in with high hopes and within 20 minutes I was disappointed. Same story told again and again but this time with flashing lights bright colors drugs! And terrible dialogue. This film reads exactly as what it was. A nepobaby being told she is amazing and patted on the head for making something which is legally a film. But not worth the time to watch it. Watch get out. She stole ideas from that

Blink Twice is fun, fun, fun! The film is beautiful and has great performances, but is also continually cutthroat and thrilling. I enjoyed it from start to finish.

I'm in love with this film. Yes, Zoe! She can proceed to direct more movies with this debut. I watched it so many times. Fully captivated.

A very daring glimpse of just what the elite are capable of. The film might have benefitted from a darker ending, that being said however, a lot of these stories in real life don't have a happy ending and it most likely serves to some as an ending they in fact did not get themselves.

Zoe Kravitz directorial debut. Stars Naomi Ackie, Channing Tatum, Christian Slater, Ricardo Arjona’s daughter Adria, 6th sense Haley Joel Osment in this thriller where a couple of nobodies waitress are invited along with other girls to this private island owned by billionaires only to find out there’s something super shady going on. It starts really slow and sadly it it kind of boring even though the ending is kind of good still it’s not a very good thriller 🍿🍿🍿/5 on Prime

Utter waste of time. Which is unfortunate, as there are some good actors in this movie. I feel bad for them.

From Slater King's "apology" video at the beginning of the film, it's entirely obvious where this is going. The sensual, tropical party scenes are magnificently filmed, but feel rather gratuitous when you know what's coming. The inevitable horror, when it unfolds, is again fantastically shot, but in no way clever or quick-witted. Watchable, I guess.

I found this movie offensive as a woman and not enjoyable. I want my two hours back.

Just watch it 🤷🏾 with everything going on today this is something that shouldn't be overlooked