All I See Is You

About This Movie

All I See Is You has this unsettling vibe that grips you right away. The story dives deep into the psychological aspects of vision and perception—almost like a metaphor for how we see relationships. The pacing is deliberate, allowing moments of tension to build, and the cinematography plays with light in a captivating way. The performances, especially from Blake Lively, are haunting; she captures the essence of a woman who’s grappling with her newfound sight and the revelations that come with it. You really feel the atmosphere shift as her marriage unravels—there's a heaviness that lingers long after the credits roll. It’s not your typical thriller, but that’s what sets it apart. The practical effects, particularly in how they depict her transition from blindness, add an intriguing layer to the whole experience.

Focuses on themes of perception and reality. · Examines the psychological effects of vision restoration. · Features strong performances that enhance the narrative.