At least Phone Booth and Panic Room has something going on in their surroundings. If this movie only focuses the inside of the coffin and nothing else then I couldn't imagine whats it gonna be like watching it.

Want to find someone to watch this movie wif me..

but,i sked my fren can't bare wif it,LOL

This post has been edited by V3nz: Oct 15 2010, 12:45 AM

gonna watch this shit tomorrow

And this shit is going to do you some...

...looks like GSC 1U not playing, TGV around my area also not playing. So sadly this ain't going to happen.

Quote from a movie reviewer : "The best ending ever."

man u always 1st watching new movies !

I wonder why. Midvalley and Pavi is good at the moment.

big screen ? free goodies ? . or more crowds

Frankly, the facility at 1U is better than Mid. On par with Pavi if you ask.

nb movie

Rated R.

Damn. 90 minutes of just being a coffin is true, but the R part, will shock you.

Hopefully. haha.

Watched the preview of this movie on Thursday with my gf.
Later back that time scolded by her for bringing her to watch such a boring movie.

The movie is amazing as hell. Ryan Reynolds pulled off one of his best performance ever and I wish he would get a nomination for some award (at least a Golden Globe?). Cinematography is excellent, it was able to capture the audience's mind because without a good cinematography, I'm pretty sure most of us would get bored quick. Last 10 minutes was intense as ****.

man the ending was what the f*** . mark white ? ? .. man this movie is one of the save budget movie ever lulz

Good movie. I give 4/5 for the suspend it bring to the audience. I feel like also buried in the coffin while watching this movie. US gov bureaucracy is highlighted in this movie.

frankly, leaving the hall i was so scared tat i ended up closed and silent.heck, i was gripping on some bars at the curve and i was shaking!the cinema hall really felt like a frigging coffin!it took me 40 minutes to b back to my ok side.

I thought it was a reasonably good film. Its strength lies in its conceit and concept of filming a man trapped in a buried coffin and showing nothing else, and it is executed adequately enough, but the material isn't enough to cover 90 minutes, and I think the director knows this, as evidenced by showing the torchlight repeatedly going on and off, chewing off a few seconds each time it happens. I dont think beyond its spine-tingling and chilling premise, that the movies displays a lot of craft- it's mostly just phone calls, I really dont know how much you can do showing only a man stuck ina coffin for 90 mins, and I'm not going to heap praise on Reynolds, who does an alright job but could have easily been replaced by someone relatively unknown and the movie would have still remained just as effective. But for all it's worth I found it to be a good suspense movie, unique in its premise but also slightly restricted because of it.

3.5/5

Finally become RIP!

i lulz when he call on of linda friends i don't remember the name lulz. he sempat say f*** you b**** lulz

It takes a lot of balls to make an entire film in an enclosed place using one actor for over an hour. Not many can do it, but Cortez manages it brilliantly. Not many people can do what he did.

People that go into this film will either love it or hate it. Those that don't 'get it' will hate it but those that do will absolutely love it.

Thumbs up to Reynolds for managing to hold the entire film by himself.

I loved the atmosphere created by the film giving Buried a distinctive interactive feel with the character's situation.

I loved the issues that were raised: dwindling corporate responsibility, war in Iraq, the dangers of the average working American in Iraq trying to make a living

And I f***ing loved the ending

Definately one of my top films of 2010

Ryan Reynolds is on the road to the Oscars people!!