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I See You was a really interesting movie. It wasn’t particularly scary. Wasn’t particularly memorable. It wasn’t particularly good, but it wasn’t particularly bad in any of those categories either. It’s also not really a horror movie, per se. I See You is more of a psychological thriller with some pretty scary concepts in general. Once you see the ‘under the bed’ scene from the different POV, you will get a sense of what that means. It’s much different than the ‘under the bed’ scene from The Fields which is still the best part of the worst movie ever made. In honour of the movie, this I See You Movie Review will be written while wearing a mask that adds little to no value. No phrogs were harmed in the making of this review (like 3 people will appreciate that).
Without spoiling too many sudden twists and turns in the movie, there are a lot of twists and turns that happen quite suddenly. While it may seem like the mom from a broken home is on the verge of some type of psychotic break, it’s not the case. Though it may appear the house is haunted by a malevolent spirit, it’s not true. It might even look like prank-pulling strangers have broken into the house of an unsuspecting family, but there’s more to the story! I See You has everything from adultery to kidnapping to a weird urinating scene.
You can start putting the pieces together once the new perspective of the movie starts. Until then, it’s super confusing. You think you’re following the plot until it hits you with another twist. Then the thing you thought was going to happen isn’t what’s actually happening. Meanwhile, the actual thing that’s happening is something you didn’t expect. If that type of clever assessment doesn’t make you want to watch the movie today, nothing will.
It’s completely normal to want to pause I See You to make sure your doors and windows are locked. That and/or make you never want to leave the house again. Watching the movie may also increase your likelihood of purchasing weird amphibian masks. Just like how reading this I See You Movie Review may increase your likelihood of learning about all of the things that could go wrong when you’re home alone. Fans of movies with creepy concepts mixed with thinking will enjoy this film. Assuming you’re also into painfully slow 40 minutes to start. Keep that in mind when deciding whether or not to watch this.
I See You Movie Review Final Thoughts
I See You does a pretty good job of wrapping everything up without too many questions that go unanswered. This is partially due to a complete lack of character development, but just try to ignore that minor detail. Could they have leaned into the whole mask part more as a backstory? Definitely. Would it have helped anything? Certainly not. Could they have cast a child actor that at least had the same colour eyes for the flashback? These are questions that may go unanswered until a prequel or sequel is hopefully never created. All in all, I See You was okay. Ish.
