A sadistic voyeuristic killer is stalking the city. 3 curious teenagers while spying on their neighbors believe they've discovered his identity. But when your holiday high rise apartment is filled with hidden CCTV cameras. Who is really watching who?
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Did I watch this for one reason? Yes. Was that reason Margot Robbie? Yes. Do I regret my choice? Not nearly as much as I should.
Was curious to see Margot Robbie performance.
She ia pretty mediocre although great to see that Margot has clearly worked hard on her craft. Fair play.
This movie is very stinky
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+ When 3 teenagers spy on their neighbor, they believe they've discovered his sadistic killer identity.
Watch this film for the black haired young and absolutely gorgeous Margot Robbie in one of her first roles.
Other than that, don't watch.
Laughably lousy, "ICU" is an Australian thriller that does almost nothing right. Featuring a story that does not move forward until an hour of running time as elapsed, a cast whose collective lack of nuance and talent taints even the one actor who would go on to have a career after this debacle, and cinematic elements that run the gamut from poorly executed to pilfered from the ashes of music videos, the film finds its lead characters spying a violent act that puts them in harm's way. The journey to that inciting incident and the plot beats that follow is tedious and littered with narrative nonsense supported the cheapest forms of storytelling. An almost complete waste of time, "ICU" is grade-A junk.
Cult Of Personality 2021
17. Margot Robbie
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Terrible.
"The illusion of security might help you sleep, doll. But in my experience, there's no such thing. If someone wants to getcha, there's no way to stop 'em."
Teenagers Tristan (Margot Robbie) and Troy Waters (Christian Radford), move in with their father William Waters (Matt Flannagan) over the weekend, bringing along Troy's friend Ricky Dickson (James Dean). William is separated from their mother and lives in a high-rise apartment building in the middle of the city. Bored, Troy and Ricky begin to observe the people in the building across the street ...
I.C.U. is a horror thriller directed by Aash Aaron.
This is the second of two films Margot Robbie made with director Aaron at the very beginning of her…
Show me someone who didn't watch this purely because it's got Margot Robbie in it therefore it's got to be watched and I'll show you a naughty, dirty and probably horny liar.
Good ol' M-Rob, being the best thing about nearly every film she's been in for fifteen years and counting, even no-budget thrillers like this studenty drivel.
I only watched this one for Margot Robbie. This is the only movie I haven’t seen from her. Plus, I wanted to see her early days. She’s serviceable here even with garbage writing. Man, she’s come a long way! But I wasn’t too sure about this one anyways. Sure enough, it’s trash. It’s just an Australian thriller cheap, terribly-edited, awfully-acted (aside from Robbie who was ok), nonsensical version of Rear Window. It’s not worth it.
I’m not going to lie….I.C.U. is a real contender for one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen in my entire life. Maybe that’s going too far, but I can’t exaggerate how inept and amateurish this is.
Everything about this movie is annoying. Most of it is just a bunch of musical montages that feel like rip-off’s of a Nine Inch Nails music video. The soundtrack is terrible. The main plot doesn’t even get started until like 45 minutes into the 77-minute running time. It’s boring, it’s stupid, and it has one of the most confusing and stupid plot twists I’ve ever seen. This is a BAD movie, and it hurt my brain watching it.
I do have one thing…
Cheap, tacky, ugly and incompetent. This is the worst remake of Rear Window any human being could possibly imagine.
Mercifully short.
To those planning to watch it for the historical interest of early Margot Robbie: Don't bother.
