LONGLEGS ★★★★

Directed by Oz Perkins and starring Maika Monroe and the ever-charismatic Nicolas Cage, Longlegs promises a disturbing and visually striking cinematic experience. Undoubtedly, the film delivers in terms of aesthetics. The cinematography is superb, creating an oppressive and symbolic atmosphere that immerses you in a dreamlike and unsettling world. The sets and art direction are impeccable, contributing to the sense of unease that haunts the viewer throughout the film.

However, despite its visual beauty and talented cast, the film fails to fully take off. The story, although intriguing at first, feels scattered and lacking a clear direction. The characters, despite good performances, are not developed enough to generate an emotional connection with the viewer. The plot, filled with symbolism and cryptic references, may be fascinating for some, but for others it may be confusing and frustrating.

In conclusion, Longlegs is a visually stunning film that is worth watching at least once. However, those seeking a cohesive narrative and developed characters may be disappointed. It is a film that invites reflection and debate, but leaves the viewer with more questions than answers.