Shutter Island: Crazy Nate Reviews

Shutter Island is a movie you are going to want to watch after the kids go to sleep, but not right before you go to sleep. This movie is a intense puzzle movie, and will make you re-watch to try to catch all the clues you missed the first time.

Be warned that Shutter Island is rated R by the MPAA for disturbing violent content, language and some nudity.

Shutter Island is an intense psychological thriller directed by Martin Scorsese. It stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a U.S. Marshal named Teddy Daniels, who is sent to investigate a mysterious disappearance on the remote titular island. The film is a gripping tale of human drama and suspense, with a strong dose of horror to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

The beautiful cinematography gives us a taste of the isolation and mystery lurking in the island. We’re shown from the start that something isn’t quite right – be it the lighthouse keeper’s secrets or the strange weather patterns. Without spoiling too much, the film gradually reveals the shocking truth about what happened on Shutter Island and its implications for our hero.

DiCaprio gives an excellent performance as the troubled U.S. Marshal. He is able to truly capture the character’s inner turmoil while maintaining his professional composure as he desperately tries to make sense of the unfurling events. His conviction carries through the whole movie, and serves to draw the audience in further. Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley, Max von Sydow, and Emily Mortimer also give strong performances as the other characters integral to the plot.

The sound design creates an eerie atmosphere, especially in the scenes set in the mental asylum. The score is equally well-executed, with tracks such as ‘This Bitter Earth’ enhancing the tragic and chilling tone. The clever editing builds tension and suspense without ever being heavy-handed.

Overall, Shutter Island is an excellent film that deserves to be seen several times. It’s a gripping story with fantastic performances and visual effects. The twist at the end will leave audiences both surprised and eager for more. With its multi-layered narrative and complex characters, this film is sure to stay with viewers long after it’s over. Highly recommended.