
The year is 1954. US marshal Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his partner Chuck (Mark Ruffalo) are sent to the Ashecliff Hospital, an institution for the mentally insane located in Shutter Island. They were sent to investigate a patient named Rachel Solando (Emily Mortimer), who mysteriously disappeared inside her cell. The longer they stay in Ashecliff, the more bizarre it gets. Teddy is haunted more and more about his past traumas and the death of his wife. Also, there seems to be no clues leading to Rachel’s disappearance and Teddy concludes that maybe, his trip to the island may all have been set up. The question now is, for what?
The only thing that disappointed us with Shutter Island is that we thought there would be more scares. Instead, we were pleasantly surprised that it was more of a psychological thriller, full of mysteries left and right. Heck, we got tired of trying to figure out the mystery as scene after scene unfold. This is probably one of the best psychological thrillers in a long while. You will enjoy how stranger and wonderfully confusing the movie becomes. We also liked how eerie and mysterious the movie looked from start to finish. Brace yourself for the wonderful twist towards the end, although some might say it is quite predictable. We might even rate this a perfect five reels but some might say the movie’s quite long and dragging. Over-all, we loved the movie – definitely worth your hard earned money. And did we mention how good Leonardo DiCarprio was?
Rating: 4 and a half reels

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Woooh!! This is a suspense thriller movie and it's really good movie, the psycho thing which makes you think who was the killer and even you don't want go to the comfort room or any disturbance cause you gonna missed very single detail of it!
ReplyDeleteI love the twist of the story!
I agree that the story ia a bit predictable. It's quite reminiscent of how the movie "A Beautiful Mind" turned out in the end. But I admire how the story and the acting (especially of Leonardo) was executed. Overall, the movie kept me holding on to my seat. It's a mind-boggling, brain-twisting psychological thriller. You won't mind the length of the movie but there are some aspects that are a bit predictable.
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