Buried. Paul Conroy is a supply contractor in Iraq who is kidnapped and buried alive in the desert. The movie starts off annoying and never recovers. Ryan Reynolds is the solo actor on screen in this flick you just hear the voices of the other characters. It cannot be easy to literally perform in a box for one hour and 30 minutes. To his credit he realistically portrays the gamut of emotions from fear to rage to hopelessness as he tries to negotiate his release and/or rescue. 
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3 comments:
Ack, one of my big fears. I can say with authority that I will never, ever watch that movie.
i felt claustrophobic all the way through this movie, it frightened me. I agree his range of emotions was great and the ending scared the daylights out of me.
I'm feeling anxious just thinking about this! Of course, if he had just watched Kill Bill to learn how to escape, then practiced his one-inch punches, he'd would have escaped and gotten revenge instead of boring you.
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