Mary

It's a watery tale of supernatural nonsense at sea as lost and immobile as a beached mackerel.

Oldman and Mortimer play the drama in "Mary" well. Too bad they don't get much chance to play the horror.

Mary's concept -- and it's a good one! -- doesn't blossom into the truly spooky, the truly eerie, even though it's given countless chances to do so.

Hopefully Gary Oldman got himself a nice boat with his paycheck, because otherwise "Mary" is out to sea.

Mary is more mediocre than bad but there's nothing here to catch the attention of anyone serious about their horror.

It would... take a sleuth of Hercule Poirot-like talents to discern what attracted these supremely talented (not to mention, in the case of one of them, Oscar-winning) thespians to such lame, cliched material.

Interesting, but not original. [Full review in Spanish]

A failed and mediocre horror movie. [Full review in Spanish]

Director Michael Goi turns this savage cruise that promised to be more interesting into a boring excursion. [Full Review in Spanish]

Goi's direction is journeyman-competent, but he can't salvage Mary from its bounty of glum clichés.