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The Cave

2019

Action / Documentary / War

18
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh97%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright81%
IMDb Rating7.5102755

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980.71 MB
1280*534
English 2.0
PG-13
23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
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1.9 GB
1920*800
English 5.1
PG-13
23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
P/S 2 / 7

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by andrewroy-043166 / 10

The Cave is brutal and honest, but not as human as its 2019 documentary complement, For Sama

The fact that I wasn't deeply affected by The Cave and won't think about it much again speaks more to the combination of having already watched For Sama and the fatigue of the death race and school than to a poor job by the filmmakers. As I learned in For Sama, it's upsetting to watch people trying to live and be happy in Syria as the regime attacks innocent people. Amani is amazing, and if one thing works really well in the film, it's the difference one woman made during crisis in Syria. My biggest problem with the film was that it didn't feel human - we don't get to know any of the victims or really even much about the workers, and instead feels more like scene after scene of pain and desperation. Not a bad movie, but I'd recommend watching For Sama and skipping The Cave personally.

Reviewed by wickedmikehampton9 / 10

The best and most important movie of 2019

More frightening than any Hollywood horror. i was disturbed. I cried. More importantly, I was educated, and applauded. In our hopelessly shallow world with little hope, I clung to the fact that kind and brave people still exist. And kudos (the sincerest) to the survivors of war. 'The Cave' is a motivator for us to be better.

I'd long debated with myself which of the fictions '1917', 'Marriage Story' and 'An Elephant Sitting Still' was the movie of the year but this brutal reality of doctors and their helpers working and living in a labyrinth of caves beneath a war-destroyed city is the clear winner. And that a place it above other shining documentaries such as 'Edge of Democracy' and 'For Sama' strongly expresses how impressed and moved I am.

Director Feras Fayyad, I wish I could shake your hand. Dr. Amani Ballour and everyone like her, I want to hug you in thanks. I'm glad some of you got out. It hurts to think of those doctors and staff arrested after the movie, and the unnamed doctor who died in prison.

Reviewed by alanpuzey10 / 10

Heartfelt

Like a book I couldn't put down. Watched it through to the end and was exhausted, exhilarated and left with a feeling that how on earth has humanity come to this.

I feel powerless. Nothing I can give or do will change this. I look at the world leaders and despair.

Film wise, what a wonderful job the crew did in producing such an outstanding film. I thought virtually everything about it was just right. The characters, the camera work, the sound and editing were mostly spot on.

Thank you.

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