Don't Breathe Review

Rating: 8/10 (31 October 2016)

Summary
In the movie Don't Breathe, 3 teenagers break into a old blind mans home to try to steal his money he got from a settlement following the death of his daughter. Little do they know that this man is an army veteran, who knows the surroundings of his home very well. Throughout their time in the house, they find out this man is more than they thought; he has a very good security system, a guard dog, and himself for weapons. They find themselves trapped inside and have to try to find a way out without letting the man know they are there. Storyline 5/5 You can definitely tell that the story line of Don't Breathe was a long thought out process. There is always something happening in the movie, it will always keep you on your toes. Even if you think something is finally over, it is most certainly is not. It was put together well so that things didn't get confusing, and that you could follow along easily. I really was really interested the story this movie told.
Acting 4/5
The actors in this movie play their roles very well. Each person seemed aware in the role the had to play and embraced it. In this film there is a lot of intense acting that needs to be done, and they each showed the intensity needed to make this movie better. You can feel the fear of the characters as they are trapped in the house, which makes it a better film. I don't think the producers could've chosen better actors for this movie. Cast:
Stephen Lang- The Blind Man
Jane Levy- Rocky Dylan Minnette- Alex Daniel Zovatto- Money
How Scary: 4/5
The movie Don't Breathe is probably one of the top 3 most intense movies I have ever watched. There is so much to follow and it always keeps you interested enough where you cannot stop watching. You are jumping all throughout the movie whether it's from a dog chasing someone, or watching teens try to find their way through a dark home.
Overall Score 5/5
Overall, Don't Breathe was a great movie. The story line was great, it had great content, and it never bored you. It was easy to follow, and you always had something to look forward to. The actors all played their roles well, and helped make this movie the best it could be.