Never Let Go (Full Movie)

I don’t think this movie is bad, but for all the tension it creates I feel that the ending isn’t the complete justice that is being sought for. A story about a family who can’t leave the safety of their house without a rope around them because an evil lurks in the forest. Everything comes into question when one of the children begin to question if the evil is real.

Halle Berry is pretty decent in this film, but I don’t think it’s her performance that carries the story. It’s Anthony B. Jenkins and Percy Daggs IV that make you care the slightest about the come of things. They may be young, and I wouldn’t call this their strongest performance, but they have lots of potential as actors.

The music is pretty top notch for creating the fear and tension. It knows how to elevate the visuals in ways that seeing things alone won’t help. Though the cinematography is good in creating that tension and unknown as well.

I would watch this again because it gave me the heebie jeebies just enough to feel frightened at times, but I wasn’t overly unsettled that I couldn’t see an outcome a mile away. There’s a terrific score that trumps everything and enhances the story. While the ending is kind of anti-climatic it was acceptable for me and I didn’t hate myself for sitting through the film.

That’s it for now. Thanks for taking time to read my review. Happy watching and enjoy the show!