Mary

no pun!! Painful to sail through, this was a predictable voyage from the start. Haven't seen a horror movie in years worth watching, to much cookie cutting these days. What was Oldman thinking you old salty Dog?

An absolute horrid film.A big nothing even with a talented cast.

Hard to understand how this went so wrong. Almost every single development feels like out of all the options available to the momentum of the story, whichever is the worst possible choice is the one that Mary goes with. Over and over and over. I mean you've got Acadamy Award Winning Gary Oldman literally on deck here, in what on paper is actually a very cool premise. I even have a predisposed fondness for boat movies. How was this not even "just okay"?

I was hoping an amazing movie with Gary Oldman one of my favorites, but, we've got that messy movie, the only scene that I really liked was close to the ending when the demon herself appeared and killed Gary, which was a little bit creepy and bizarre. Well-deserved half of a star.

This horror film has an interesting plot about a haunted yacht found by a family which unknown of its evil manipulations. The lead casts gave a notable performances to justify the characters in the story but unfortunately the execution of the film its waterloo to make it an effective horror film. The boring parts were evident plus the some scenes were not scary at all. There is unclear parts of the story that were not fully explained which added to its failure. In addition, the open ended climax only add up to its mediocrity.

Mary is a decent supernatural horror that should please genre fans willing to overlook its sloppy jump scares and weak storytelling.

Moral of the story: always talk to your significant other before buying an old boat. Cause this one was super haunted.

Gary Oldman and Emily Mortimer are top notch actors, but I wish I could say the same thing about this tepid script. The film is a slow burn supernatural tale, involving an evil entity seeking revenge aboard ships, dating back to the days of the Puritans. There are some frights but they're too few and far between to make this an effectively scary horror movie.

not a work of art, but we liked it, the plot isnt all that deep or even original but the background and overall feel of the movie makes up for it.

Holy Cow......what terrifically perfect piece of Sh*t! Anyone brave enough to sit through this disaster should at least receive a (now defunct) 'Nobel Piece Prize', just for the effort alone. (Did Gary Oldman have some unpaid Gambling Debts to tidy up.....how'd he get roped into this conflagration ?) One day I think this will be shown at Film schools as an example of less than prodigiously creative Film-making. [F]