By Drew Dietsch | publishing
In the movie, we all have something specific that cheers us up with excitement. I’m not saying a universal topic like “Oh! Big Bang!” I’m talking about the idea of concentration that draws you into a novel lover. For example, when a group of experts have to come together to solve problems, maybe you especially like it. Or maybe you are the freak of the car, and anything that the story revolves around the car will… get your motor running. (I hate my breathing every day)
For me, I like the characteristics of aquatic organisms or the fins on them. Sea monsters of all shapes and sizes fascinated me by the movie. The good news is that there are a lot of these flicks out there for me to watch. The bad news is that there isn’t a lot of great things in the modern cinema landscape.
That’s why after watching the trailer ClekenI crossed my fingers (and tentacles), which is one of the great fingers.
this Cleken The movie looks like it has products
Cleken It’s a Norwegian movie that has already attracted me. Norway has a solid record of the concept of horror. There are great ones Troll Hunteris one of the best shot movies ever. You have, too InnocentMeditation of cold and hypnotic for children with supernatural powers. You also have tickets like stupid Dead snowthe craziest marketing pairing movie ever made.
Basically, I tend to believe that reasonable exciting fins will come out of Norway rather than from Hollywood. Cleken Absolutely benefited from being presenters in the US studio system. Hopefully this means the film won’t succumb to the trap that many Hollywood blockbusters often fall into.
Classic fin storytelling
Honestly, the story of the story Cleken It doesn’t seem fundamentally new to the ecological horror sub-genre. In nature there is a kind of invasion of human profits – ClekenIt is centered on raising fish – a large animal will knock down some poor garbage to remind us that it is not good to fool nature.
Look, I don’t need fins Lawrence of Arabia. Part of the attraction of aquatic biometrics is how they perform tried-and-tested story structures and character archetypes. Of course, we would occasionally get something outside the box Dangerous animals (My comment), but we deep water stubborn people want to see familiar concepts telling in interesting and even familiar ways. Cleken It looks like it’s fulfilling that promise with some keen filmmaking and smooth polish.
Cleken It was released in Norway on October 24, but I can’t find when I can expect to see it around the neck of the woods. I’ll keep an eye on this because now the world can really use a great giant sea monster movie. I’d rather have that one Tron: Ares.
