I See You (2019)

I was lucky enough to catch I See You at SXSW in Austin and I can't stop thinking about this movie. Greg and Jackie Harper (Jon Tenney and Helen Hunt) are a married couple, he a detective and she a psychiatrist, who are facing some marital difficulties when young boys begin disappearing under unusual circumstances. While Greg investigates strange and unexplainable things begin happening in the Harper house. I don't want to say more but know that this is a movie I want to see again. The story is so well put together that I was surprised with the direction the movie takes and the acting too was top notch.

Fmovies: Such a quality thriller... Music especially heightenes the tension.. The thrill and mystery level was surprisingly high!! Don't worry... seat down and press play .... trust me!!

The movie is different from usual horror/mystery films - not involving much gore/torture still maintains very good story-line and puzzle

1st half of the movie is originating puzzles, complicating the story; while the other half is filling in the gaps to solve that puzzles in a very unique way of back-patching/filling parallel events

Also, the sound-effects are very unique and different from usual, heard a bit new things

And, Yes, Passively marketing a few new terminologies and Singers/Songs :)

Overall very decent movie to spend good time and deserves to be in Horror/Mystery Category

I See You fmovies. Fantastic! I almost didn't watch this because of the negative reviews. So glad I did! Keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole way through!!

8/10

Plot: Jackie Harper is trying to fix her marriage after her affair with her high school sweetheart but her husband and son is not making it easy. To make things worse there is a creepy presence in the house.

The poster seemed cool and I thought it would be cool horror film. It is actually a mystery/thriller film, not a horror film.

There are three phases in the film. First phase revolves around the Harper family and the little strange occurrences that happens around the house. As the film progresses those strange events become increasingly creepy. There is also the drama centering the unfaithfulness of the wife. First phase takes almost 60 percent of the run time. I loved this phase, I had no idea what was going on, lots of questions were running around in my head. Then comes the second phase which takes a totally different turn in terms of cinematography and the tone of the film. Some hand held shots were used which distracted me from the ambience created by the first phase. This is the weakest phase of the film. Thank god it was the shortest phase as well.

The last phase shows lots of details and tries to tie the story lines. I liked most part of this phase as well. The tone of the film shifts here as well.

The acting was good by all the actors and music was nice as well. The frog mask is creepy. There were some solid twists which surprised me.

As the film has distinct phases and goes from mystery to thriller to action the overall experience diminishes a little. The production value is low and sometimes feels like a low budget TV-movie. There are some inconsistencies in the story.

I enjoyed the film. It is a clever film with some genuine surprises in the story. I liked the creepy ambience of the film and also the little dramas between the characters. Short run time also works in the favor of the film.

Very well executed mystery thriller that keeps you on the edge the entire time. Well done. Bravo. Thank you!