The Woman in Black starts off good with three creepy little girls killing themselves. I just love creepy kids in movies. Then the next 20 minutes of the movie are boring. In fact, when the movie got going I didn't even understand what Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliff) was doing in the creepy old house. The Woman In Black did a great job at making me jump (okay I admit, I screamed a little) a few moments after he entered the manson. From that moment until the end of the movie, I jumped and screamed more than I have with any movie. I haven't been that scared by a movie since watching Children of the Corn when I was 10.
I have to admit, I had a hard time disguising between Arthur Kipps and Harry Potter. This was especially hard when Arthur Kipps first entered the creepy old manson, which just had a Hogwarts feel to it. I don't know if it was the old photographs on the wall or Daniel Radcliff himself.
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The Woman in Black is a classical-style ghost story that is able to keep you on the edge of your seat without using over the top special effects and glory shocking scenes. The Woman in Black does a great job of scaring viewers with eerie scenes, dark mystery and surprises that will make you jump.
Arthur Kipps is a lawyer who is devastated by the death of his wife, whom died giving birth to their son. He's sent to a haunted mansion to organize the documents of a recently deceased client. When Arthur arrives at the village, it doesn't take him long to realize that something creepy is going on. Who is this mysteriousWoman in Black and why is she terrorizing him along with the village?
I don't want to give too much away, but the Woman in Black left me shaking and in complete shock!
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