
As I've mentioned before, I love psychological thrillers, but I don't think this one falls under that category. Yeah, it was a thriller and it may have been psychological because Ryan was trapped in a box with a few essentials to try to escape, but I don't think there was enough thriller. Yes, he's faced with different challenges such as a snake finding it's way into the coffin he's trapped in and the battery to his cell phone running out, but that's not really enough for me. I don't want to give too much away, but I didn't like the ending. It could only have gone one of two ways: they find him and he lives or they don't and he dies. I don't want to tell you which ending they chose, but now that I think about I don't think I would have liked either ending. They're both so basic and whatever. I think he should have found a way to get himself out or something. The premise was all too basic.
As for the filming, it was cool. I read on IMDB that they used 7 different coffins. Obviously, each coffin used had a different side taken out so they could film. Ryan Reynolds did a good job. I mean it has to be hard to act to someone over the phone while laying on your back the entire time.
I'm glad I got the movie for free with a Red Box gift card because it just wasn't worth much more. I guess that's why it didn't stay in theatres for too long.
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