Sublime (2007)

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• Wahida K

  
  Maybe... if you spend your life worrying... then the only way that your life will have meaning is if what you fear becomes real.

• Greg S

  
  A man goes to the hospital for a routine colonoscopy, but finds himself drugged, bearing strange scars and increasingly unable to tell reality from his paranoid fantasy. A promising scenario undone by rookie directing mistakes: it drags in the beginning, creates a nice sense of… More
  A man goes to the hospital for a routine colonoscopy, but finds himself drugged, bearing strange scars and increasingly unable to tell reality from his paranoid fantasy. A promising scenario undone by rookie directing mistakes: it drags in the beginning, creates a nice sense of mystery and dread in the middle, then blows it with an anticlimax.

• Emily A

  
  I really wish this movie didn't take so long to get where it was going. Granted, it is one of the most terrifying concept for a film I have ever seen: the horror stems from the compounding medical errors visited upon the protagonist. I wasn't really on board for the twist at… More
  I really wish this movie didn't take so long to get where it was going. Granted, it is one of the most terrifying concept for a film I have ever seen: the horror stems from the compounding medical errors visited upon the protagonist. I wasn't really on board for the twist at the end, but I cannot say that this is a bad movie. It didn't deserve to be as big as it was, but it's pretty respectable.

• Dean M

  
  Strange horror film where a family man is trapped in the weird hospital after his surgery. It's like a part of <i>Twilight Zone</i>.

• Morgan S

  
  this movie had absolutely no point what so ever dont waste ur time.

• Luke B

  
  An okay film that sits uncomfortably between genres, fearing to commit to a single one. Examining paranoia has been done a lot better, as has the gap between reality and the mind. The performances here are okay but many films can be recommended instead. The shots lack any form of… More
  An okay film that sits uncomfortably between genres, fearing to commit to a single one. Examining paranoia has been done a lot better, as has the gap between reality and the mind. The performances here are okay but many films can be recommended instead. The shots lack any form of orignality and being set in a hospital the sets and colours used are very unpleasent for the eyes. The predictable ending and the fact it is drawn out for so long had me constantly checking the time within the last half hour. May have been better if it were shorter.

• Mouhannad S

  
  This movie attempts social-political relevance, an exploration of the fears and guilt of middle-class America on a profound level. Unfortunately this movie is just profoundly dull. The main character, George Grieves, is superficial and arouses no interest or sympathy. The film wants… More
  This movie attempts social-political relevance, an exploration of the fears and guilt of middle-class America on a profound level. Unfortunately this movie is just profoundly dull. The main character, George Grieves, is superficial and arouses no interest or sympathy. The film wants us to explore the fears and guilt of a man we could care less about let alone empathize with. The story itself is overwrought with heavy handed metaphors, lacks suspense or thrill and is torpid at best. For the most part I was left feeling disappointed and uninterested. If you really want to make a statement about the human condition, next time a little less thematic symbolism and a little more humanity.

• Jacob P

  
  A very smart and creative movie.

• Sarah P

  
  Werid and horrinble sexual horror film - didn't make it past the first 30 or 45 mins.

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