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There's a monster in all of us

Colossal (2017)

April 6, 20171h 49mEN
6.3

2.3K votes

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Overview

A woman discovers that severe catastrophic events are somehow connected to the mental breakdown from which she's suffering.

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

$15.0M

Revenue

$3.0M

Production Companies

Toy Fight ProductionsBrightlight PicturesSayaka ProduccionesRoute One EntertainmentVoltage PicturesUnion Investment Partners

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Gimly

Gimly

7.0

Makes enough pseudo-sense that those who are turned off by absurdism will be able to handle it, but still bizarre enough to get those who are fans of it on board. There might be some odd choices made in characterisation, and it's a far from perfect film, but _Colossal_ works for me in a big way, and I want to see more original material make it like _Colossal_ did. _Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._

Reno

Reno

8.0

**A tale of two cities!** Did not expect it. It was a unique film. I love such films, because I'm bored of the same old action, romance, horror, thrillers. But it had loads of flaws. It was hard to get rid of them. Even I thought without those flaws, there's no tale to tell. In the end, entertainment matter and this film provided that without logics. So put aside your adult brain and enjoy it like a kid. I had not seen the teaser, trailer and never heard the storyline before trying it. I just went and sat, the initial parts were not that impressive. Because returning the hometown is a co…

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RalphRahal

6.0

Colossal is a unique and inventive film that blends sci-fi, drama, and dark comedy in a way that feels fresh but also somewhat uneven. The plot starts strong with an engaging setup, introducing its characters and premise smoothly. As the second act unfolds, the movie leans into a tone that sometimes feels more like a chaotic cartoon than a grounded narrative, making it a bit difficult to take seriously at times. The final act brings things back on track with a solid ending, though it feels like something is missing, a deeper exploration of its themes or a more refined execution could have elev…

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