Down

About This Movie

So, 'Down' really dives into the psychological undercurrents. It's not just about being stuck in an elevator—Marius Weisberg crafts this tense atmosphere that lingers. The pacing steadily builds from that claustrophobic space, and you feel the weight of the characters' desperation. Marina and Anton's honeymoon plans unravel; they go from dreams of sandy beaches to a nightmare in steel and concrete. The strange security guard is a fascinating antagonist—his motivations are murky, yet you can sense this thirst for revenge. The practical effects during the more intense moments are done well, adding that gritty realism that really pulls you in. The performances are raw, especially from the trio, creating a tense dynamic that keeps you guessing. It’s a layered thriller, with deeper themes about trust and betrayal lurking beneath the surface.

Explores themes of trust and betrayal.Intense performances that keep you engaged.Interesting use of practical effects adds realism.