The Girl with All the Gifts (2017)

Fantastic!

Best movie ever!

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

This movie is best going into with as little fore knowledge as possible, because when someone tells you the genre of this movie, your preconceptions will almost certainly skew your expectations and experience.This is not a typical movie in its genre. It's a lot smarter and more thought provoking. While there are thrills, and lots of suspense, it's done in a much better way that is of service to the characters and the story, creating a slow build of dread rather than cheap jump scares.A very good movie with excellent acting and casting. Sennia Nanua, who plays Melanie also did a phenomenal job, Gemma Arterton was solid as the protective and caring teacher Helen Justineau. Glenn Close was also good as the Doctor prepared to do almost anything to find a cure for the disease.The whole cast did a very good job and the music complimented rather than overpowered the movie.Worth seeing and I have watched it more than once.

A truly amazing performance given by everyone in this movie, Moving background music that seems to fit perfectly, A new and interesting take on the Zombie apocalypse genre. Based on the book of the same title by M. R. Carey.My only nit pick is the moldy zombies (hungrys) costume/ make up was not Spectacular but they still did an amazing job considering it is not CGI and there would have been sooo many actors/actresses who would have to have the intense bubbly makeup put on. i imagine this would have taken quite some time. However the outstanding performances and general feel given from the movie far out weighs the negatives. I highly recommend watching this film.I am not sure if the reference to Ancient Greek Myths is used in the book but it is brilliantly used in the movie.This one goes in my personal 'best movies of all time' list.

The above title is just one line from the script of this incredibly dumb and unbelievable hash of a movie.A rating of 6.7 on IMDb implies that a movie might be watchable and that one's enjoyment or otherwise will probably just come down to a matter of personal taste. I had no taste at all for this one. Nothing about it was convincing, plausible, or even very interesting or engaging. The script was woefully bad.It started interestingly enough and was slightly intriguing for about the first 15-20 minutes. But then, oh dear oh dear oh dear!!! Just plain stupid with cliche after cliche. It kind of reminded me of, but wasn't quite as stupid I have to say, as that crap from South Africa a couple of years ago "Chappie" which I also panned here because it was even worse than this similar pile.I disliked just about everything about "The Girl Who Had All The Gifts". And, by the way, who exactly was that girl who had all the gifts. It can't have been Melanie who was a hungry and who had just appalling table manners. She didn't display any particular gifts, apart from an ability to catch pigeons and cats for a light snack and to communicate with other hungry style youngsters with growls and snorts. And that ending with the young hungries taking school lessons from Miss Justineau while she was safely cocooned in a mobile laboratory. I had to laugh out loud at that point. It was the perfect ending to an utterly forgettable movie. God, how I wish I hadn't wasted 110 minutes and 70 baht on this pile of merde. Don't waste ytour time and money

The first twenty minutes of 'The Girl With All The Gifts (2016)' are absolutely phenomenal, enigmatically introducing an interestingly unique concept without any on-the-nose exposition and managing to maintain the perfect mix of mystery and information so the audience isn't confused. Where it unfortunately lulls a little is in the second act, when the world opens up and the plot becomes slightly more generic. Before long, though, the amazingly written characters shine through and the feature picks up the pace again, leading to an emotionally investing and conceptually engaging final third that introduces some difficult questions and finishes off the character arcs in satisfying ways. Distinct and delightful. 7/10