Best friend Rachel ( Yael Grobglas) doesn’t seem to mind. (I love that Dad’s facial recognition loads MySpace while everyone else goes to Facebook despite the joke being about eight years too old.) Why Sarah wears them often enough to not miss any crucial story beats is odd at first, but supposedly they’re set to her prescription and therefore are pragmatic as well as ostentatiously intrusive. One could say the present is more for him than her as it ensures access to Skype and social media so updates are only a button click away. Pullman ( Howard Rypp) to his daughter Sarah ( Danielle Jadelyn) hours before she’s to leave for a trip abroad in Israel. The Paz Brothers open their tale with the apparatus’ acquisition as a gift from Mr. I actually would’ve liked more electronic “glass” intrusions than were used to set it further apart. Doing so is by no means wholly original with the effect proving meets Cloverfield meets Unfriended, but sometimes a slight twist is enough to render a maneuver fresh. But whether that technology was going to stay dead or be reborn has little bearing on Doron and Yoav Paz‘s latest work because utilizing it provides an effective gimmick regardless. This confirms the potential of shooting in real places, instead of poor simulations in Bulgaria or Canada.Is it coincidence that Google filed a new application to revive Google Glass on December 28th (despite halting production on the prototype in January) just weeks before Israeli-set horror film JeruZalem supplies a 90-minute adventure into Hell through those exact lenses (albeit a pair of fictitious knock-offs)? Yes. Besides, Jeruzalem can be taken as an unusual tourist guide through Jerusalem, explored through a modern perspective which doesn't sacrifice the reverence for its illustrious past. In summary, a very entertaining experience which attempted something different to what we are accustomed.
Nevertheless, Jeruzalem ended up being quite a pleasant surprise, mainly because of its ambition, enigmatic mythology and the vision displayed by the Paz brothers. On the negative side, there occasionally appear some "found footage" clichés in the last third, such as unnecessary discussions and convenient "technical glitches" of the camera. Besides, the characters are much more pleasant than the hateful louts we find in many horror films. In fact, I'm not even sure whether "zombie" is the right word. Small SPOILER: the catastrophe which strikes Jerusalem includes the resurrection of the dead, not like traditional zombies, but something more imaginative and consistent with the religious subjects handled by the screenplay. Occasionally, on a very gradual way, we find out the prophecies and religious context which will take preponderance during the final third, when the terrifying events are unleashed. The first two thirds of Jeruzalem consist on the gradual immersion of the two main characters into the tourist "underground" of Jerusalem, where they meet new friends at a juvenile hostel, visit local markets and, of course, assist to bars with lights and music as in any modern city. "lenses-camera" used by one of the main characters in order to correct her sight problems in that way, the footage gains a new dimension, and it also contributes to the narrative with its useful function of face recognition, displaying names and biographies of persons the main characters meet during their fateful trip through Israel. Again, I'm sure people here misguide a lot so don't miss the movie & I'm sure you'll be thrilled to watch this one.
Enough to shock at some instances.Apart from this, there are only few shots like "mighty giants" which are far too unbelievable but they are for seconds so avoidable. Background music & score: On par with the story & relevant to the shots. They look real & that's a victory for the film. Visual effects: I'm not sure about the budget of the film, but they have done an excellent job with visuals.
You hardly get time to take off your eyes off screen. And you eventually get to the event where everything starts falling apart. The horror elements: There is an amazing tension maintained in the movie from beginning. Whether it is main female actors or Omer who's local guide & owner of the hotel. Acting is fairly decent for all the cast members.
the hotel where they stay & the top view of whole city be seen from the place where they party.
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