Exorcism of Emily Rose
I saw the Skelton Key starring Kate Hudson and it was all good until the end. The ending was the only reason why I don't like the movie now. It was cleverly thought of with the Hoo Doo whatever magic that they used, but I don't want to ruin it for anyone else - so I better stop right now.
A week later or so I then went to see the "Exorcism of Emily Rose" with Laura Linney, who I like as an actress! It's a movie as you all probably know that is based on a true story, so is kind of set up like a documentary with the flashbacks to give you an insight of Emily Rose's story and a little about her although doesn't really by much. It starts off with the eerie exorcism as the credits roll, but you don't really have a clear picture that is happening. It only shows the priest in the upstairs window while the doctor is searching around the house, wondering if he's in the right house. The doctor was there to declare Emily dead and give his on observation probably that was followed up by an autopsy.
It basically starts off as a law battle - right, then and after five minutes seemed like has past. That's when I started to feel effie about the film and asked myself - Are they going to show what happened to Emily Rose or do I have to assume? Then they do from flashbacks. They put out a battle that gives up good points, for one the lawyers beliefs that the prosecuter and defense that they protect - they have to take an opposite approach on. (Laura Linney) is one who doesn't necessarily have a religion and defends the minister (Tom Wilkinson) who is on trial for the murder of Emily Rose while the prosecutor is a church-goer. This is all I will tell for now, but I'll go more into detail later, but not into a point where I'll ruin it!
A week later or so I then went to see the "Exorcism of Emily Rose" with Laura Linney, who I like as an actress! It's a movie as you all probably know that is based on a true story, so is kind of set up like a documentary with the flashbacks to give you an insight of Emily Rose's story and a little about her although doesn't really by much. It starts off with the eerie exorcism as the credits roll, but you don't really have a clear picture that is happening. It only shows the priest in the upstairs window while the doctor is searching around the house, wondering if he's in the right house. The doctor was there to declare Emily dead and give his on observation probably that was followed up by an autopsy.
It basically starts off as a law battle - right, then and after five minutes seemed like has past. That's when I started to feel effie about the film and asked myself - Are they going to show what happened to Emily Rose or do I have to assume? Then they do from flashbacks. They put out a battle that gives up good points, for one the lawyers beliefs that the prosecuter and defense that they protect - they have to take an opposite approach on. (Laura Linney) is one who doesn't necessarily have a religion and defends the minister (Tom Wilkinson) who is on trial for the murder of Emily Rose while the prosecutor is a church-goer. This is all I will tell for now, but I'll go more into detail later, but not into a point where I'll ruin it!
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