Agnes

I don't believe any of these positive "critic"reviews even watched this movie. They HAVE to be paid for their positive reviews This was one of the worst movies I've seen. It started off really good. It seemed like it was going to be a priest exorcism horror movie with a touch of comedy, but then half way into the story line, it flashed forward and focused on a totally different characters life. It ceased being a horror movie, stopped having any humor, and it ended without explaining what happened in the original storyline. This was easily one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It makes me wonder if AI wrote the script for this movie.

Halfway through the movie it becomes... a completely different movie. And not in a good way. It had potential but the major plotline is resolved (poorly) half way through the movie, and at the end there are still too many unanswered questions.

Gawd awful. What an absolute waste of time. How do some of these movies get financed.

This was an exorcist movie like Signs was an alien movie. It uses the genre as a means to tell a story about faith while flitting between weak horror and stale dialog that borders on dtale comedy. A sarcastic priest with no faith, a house of hypocritical nuns, and a story about loss all ended just to say "god is the little things". The possession is never resolved, the scares are lacking, and the effects were also really poor, like cup on a string floating poor.

This film is the kind of risk an "open-minded" (untalented) director makes when they don't have enough talent or material to make a complete movie. There are two terrible films here, blended only by the actors - clearly not the script. And the best part? There's no resolution - not to either story! The trailer and splash art convey a religious thriller where the forces of good must battle a possessed nun. This is only a bare "first story" - the semi-resolution happens off screen and is revealed in the second story. Also, it is made quite evident the director is *gasp* not a fan of religion. The tone of some scenes is wildly inappropriate and serves only to make all the religious cast look like idiots or worse. If you're looking for a coherent movie with a plot, a resolution of any kind whatsoever, or a movie that won't leave you in perplexing anger, look elsewhere. This movie is only for those who passionately hate religion, think convoluted plots are "a brave risk," or are related to the director.

Terrible discontinuity, with know context for the total abrupt shift in storyline. Imagine you’re watching a movie and about halfway in you randomly switch to a completely different movie; that’s what Agnes is like. It abruptly stops in the middle of one story and starts a different story with know explanation for what or why such a thing is happening! VERY ANNOYING!

Was awful, Very little to do with possession even though it was named after a possessed Nun. Then suddenly cuts out in the middle of it to a black screen for the film to continue but which felt like a whole different film but to top it all off it didn't really have an ending to explain anything just ends the film.

Agnes has a potpourri of story elements intertwined all over the place in an unnecessarily confusing manner. Starting as a story about a possible demonic possession in a particularly strict convent, the film lurches back and forth in time and, about halfway through, morphs into a completely different film about sex, life and finding meaning in the world. Far sadder and depressing than it is scary, Agnes doesn't really have anything worthwhile, or even anything at all, to say in the end. It's unusual and could have been interesting, but not nearly enough to make up for its endless flaws. Viewers are likely to find themselves asking themselves "what's coming next," but the answer is inevitably "nothing."

This film seemed confused about what it wanted to be. It started as a goofy take on excercism, turned serious, then completely decided to become a different movie about something else. Comedy, Drama, Horror. I don't mind genre blending, but this movie just seemed to be aimless.

This movie is all over the place. It was such a waste of time.