Critique of" contacts Fourth Kind "(" The Fourth Kind "USA - England 2009) 
Synopsis: A researcher travels to an Alaskan town where unexplained disappearances happen for 40 years. The recordings of the sessions will be merged with the recreations of events to get close to what really happened in that town in 2000. (The film contains excerpts from the actual recordings allegedly made by Dr. Tyler).
"Contacts Fourth Kind" is a supernatural horror film that sells itself as a fiction film in which film images and performances interspersed with footage of course (more than 60 hours of video, as explained in the beginning of the tape) to recreate a shocking event that took place in Nome, Alaska, in 2000, Dr. Abbey where Tyler was working as a psychologist. After the mysterious death of her husband, Dr. Tyler (excellently played here by actress Milla Jovovich) begins to uncover strange behavior in some patients who suffer unexplained sleep disorders. These disorders may be related or not she supposed to be a "contact of the fourth kind", which is described as the most terrible and painful encounter a human being can have with extraterrestrial forces.
All this introduction that I have accurately described in the preceding paragraph is about something very important that every spectator should know before enjoy, or not, the viewing of this fine thriller that really is "Contacts Fourth Kind" . This film can be taken two ways quite different and contrasting each other. The first is to believe absolutely everything what the film sold as real footage (I suggest a little research online about it), and the second would be let go outright for a very stressful story, impeccably told and very well armed in its overall structure.
If the viewer to stop, in any case, go with the second example, I can assure almost complete, you will enjoy viewing a fiction film very well done, acted, and above all things told.
Olatunde Osunsanmi was the writer and director of this film that perhaps borrow the film style and narrative movies like "The Blair Witch Project" or "Parnormal Activity ", but with one big difference to them. Osunsanmi not content to steal (to put it in some way) with a fact that is sold as real, but the film gives a whole web of suspense and tension that is felt in a very real on the screen. Maybe I can do because the plot is very interesting because its subject matter (what happened to me personally), or because that same theme is reflected in a more than correct in a script that does not have many cracks, or because perhaps served the same script for a performance showcasing barbaric (in my view) as a ductile actress Milla Jovovich.
There is no end Hollywood to blame, no signs of joy distilling the big screen, or anything that might disturb a film made in earnest on contacts with extraterrestrial stories that until today remains the subject of debate worldwide.
Osunsanmi work behind the camera has been really good. Decided to show (and hit squarely on this) what should be in a very first and unsettling close-ups and left more to the imagination of the viewer several scenes that correspond to the most controversial of the film's plot, which undoubtedly is a plus for the suspense and tension that the film generated throughout the film.
Within a cast very broadly correct (do not want to miss the most correct work of a great actor like Elias Koteas), who stands out here is the main character Milla Jovovich. Undoubtedly has the main role of the film, but the ductility that it plays proved to be an extremely pleasant surprise. His gestures convey tension at all times, drama and a strong conviction in their beliefs, which penetrates the viewer to fully enjoy the plot without doubt a very good performance from a girl who showed in the film " .45 "drama that you feel good, and that can perform more than correct in it.
Ultimately, "Contacts Fourth Kind" is a guaranteed entertainment for the viewer to enjoy this type of proposal. Very well shot and extremely stressful scenes where never used to show gallons of blood, this film is a very interesting proposal that I personally recommend not to miss.
Movie Rating: Very Good. Read
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