Bug

WOW. Ok, the performances were some of the best I've ever seen- not unlike Aronofsky's The Master. But, also like that, it was easily one of the most inane, nonsensical, s- shows I've ever watched. Justy the absurdity of the premise and that 2 'normal/sane' people would so quickly devolve into what they did- laughable as F. I have schizophrenia, I have for about 10 years now. I totally see the great scripting of what occured but there isn't a way to make a sane person become as crazy as you are. There just isn't. She would've told him to kick rocks as soon as he busted out with the 'invisible bug' poppycock. I AM going to keep the movie in my collection, not b/c I thought it was good, but as a reminder that you can't just make a movie anyway you want and not have some kind of Logic structure to it.

Very disappointing! I was expecting a lot more from the film. Michael Shannon was great but the characters were annoying. Not as horrific as I would want it to be, but also wasn’t as deep as I would want it to be.

The best and most realistic D.A.R.E. campaign ever made.

Starts out slow but gets intense Michael Shannon and Ashley Judds acting just blew me away actually made me nervous towards the end kind of comical but in a sad way mental illness isn't funny but Michael Shannon absolutely kills it. And then some. 👍

Great performance from both Michael Shannon & Ashley Judd but the story plot somehow has been 'bugged'.

This film was about how mental illness can be infectious. At least in the sense that fear & loneliness can lead to illogical thoughts & actions. Or who knows, maybe it was all a government plot.

Stumbled upon this movie while channel surfing. Definitely a twilight zone sort of feel about it. Sad part is how many parallels to delusions and psychotic Q'anon narratives there were to what we see in the real world today.

Terrible movie. Not scary and it might be one of the worst movies I ever seen.

These actors should be embarrassed to be in such a lame movie. Ashley Judd does play a good crackpot though.

I certainly appreciate what this movie accomplishes, as it's ultimately bulls-eye's its objective... it's just a movie I really hope not to watch again, as watching it once was already one of the most (admittedly intentionally) unpleasant movie-viewing experiences I have ever had. Now, I'm not quite sure if the movie quite have had a simple fix, as adding things to try to add levity might have completely deflated this movie's very-specific atmosphere, but there's simply not enough story here for a feature length movie; maybe enough to keep a 60 minute movie full, but in all honesty, I think this movie would've worked better as a 30-40 minute Short film. This would have allowed the movie's paranoia and dread to move at a better clip, but also prevent the biggest problem: exhausting the audience. I was ready to tap-out by the hour-mark and only really stuck around to see if the "Why?" aspect would be answered. It's worth seeing maybe as a film novelty, but expect yourself to be completely drained well before the movie finally ends.