"Monster Problems" has action, fantasy, comedy, survival and even love. It is a film for the whole family, but it manages to be quite tense, especially in action scenes involving monsters.
The characters are excellent. Dylan O'Brien proves once again that he can be a one-man show, Michael Rooker is great as "Michael Rooker survival samurai"; and the dog is just fantastic. Other secondary characters also do not fail.
The design of the creatures is perfect; and adorably scary. And the main theme of the film, which basically tells the story of a person leaving the suffocating comfort of his hiding place to find something that makes him happy, in the midst of a pandemic of monsters, I think it is something that will touch the sensitivity of many people that now live the dramas of self-isolation.
It's the best post-apocalyptic film I've seen in a long time, a pleasant surprise that came out of nowhere, and I recommend it to everyone, even the cynics.
I give this movie 8 stars out of 10.
The characters are excellent. Dylan O'Brien proves once again that he can be a one-man show, Michael Rooker is great as "Michael Rooker survival samurai"; and the dog is just fantastic. Other secondary characters also do not fail.
The design of the creatures is perfect; and adorably scary. And the main theme of the film, which basically tells the story of a person leaving the suffocating comfort of his hiding place to find something that makes him happy, in the midst of a pandemic of monsters, I think it is something that will touch the sensitivity of many people that now live the dramas of self-isolation.
It's the best post-apocalyptic film I've seen in a long time, a pleasant surprise that came out of nowhere, and I recommend it to everyone, even the cynics.
I give this movie 8 stars out of 10.