Trap | Film Review
While at a concert with his daughter, Cooper (Josh Hartnett) discovers that the concert is being used to trap a notorious serial killer. I am always first in line for the latest M. Night Shyamalan movie regardless of the plot, so it was great that this plot actually looked really interesting. Unfortunately, I have somewhat mixed feelings about the film. I didn't love it, but it was a fun ride and I was definitely engaged and interested from the beginning to the end. So it was a weird one! For a start, it played like a comedy when it didn't feel like it was supposed to. The suspension of disbelief that you need to truly believe any of these events could happen is crazy, let alone being expected to believe that all of them happened in quick succession. In fact, I would go so far as to say that not one realistic thing happened in the film. And that was what made it comedic. Every time something unrealistic happened, it was just funny! My entire cinema was cracking up at moment...