Very Eerie. Nice Plot.

Rating: 9/10 (5 February 2012)

Eerie is the perfect word to describe this movie. Went to see it a week before it came out with friends, and I can honestly say I reached for my jacket almost six times throughout the movie to cover my eyes! The intense sounds that were played during the movie, will make your heart beat constantly. Especially, when it music stops, and there is just dead silence. Daniel Radcliffe, plays Arthur Kipp, in the movie. And not to put (Harry Potter) in this,but Daniel defiantly broke out of his comfort zone compared to his other films. Daniel too me, doesn't really fit the "adult or father" figure in the movie,meaning appearance-wise, but his acting will blinded you from this in a good way. As soon as he steps in to this small, remote village, the suspense, horror, and thriller begins.
-The most taunting parts of the movie, starts when Daniel is in a room and looks out the window, and finds the women in black standing in the graveyard staring at him. Then a crow appears in the room distracting him, and once he looks back she is gone.
-When Daniel wanted to know what was behind the locked door, since the other doors in the house where unlocked, he rushed downstairs to retrieve an axe, and once he runs back up the stairs to the room, the door is completely open.
-(Shown on Trailers), when Daniel looks out the window, and puts his hand over a old hand print plastered on the window. He stares at his reflection, then instantly the women in black's face appears screaming right back at him. ~~~~ The movie's plot is written well, the story doesn't fall short, and will make you think twice about having kids...! (It really won't)
You will feel sympathy for The Women in Black, you will hate her, and you'll fear her at the same time, which makes this movie very good, and one of a kind.