Gaia

One of my better summary lines you say? I would like to believe so too ... then again I am a bit biased, am I not? But back to the movie at hand - a really good one, if you like horror that creeps up on you. While I have issues with many things that our main character does, she actually behaves in a way that someone else is saying to her ("Danger? Where? Let me go check it out" - I think that is the exact quote but I may be paraphrasing a little). Well done with an ending that I reckon is trying to tell us something ... yes I know exactly what it is trying to say ... and I wonder if that was a wicked plan ... quite elaborate if you think about it ... or was it "pure luck"? Well whatever the case is, you can tell that this was also a bit of reality being stranger than fiction and maybe even influencing it a little ...

This is a beautifully weird and crazy, artsy and well crafted horror indie. It has an interesting idea and implies a beautiful message that we've already seen before. The score is intense and beautiful. Cinematography is awesome. It's not scary but it definitely has a disturbing atmosphere. Gaia is very good but it's not for everyone.

This is a great movie as an alternative for sleeping pills. I still don't understand the plot of this movie. Great cinematography,loved hearing Afrikaans language too. Movie was BEAUTIFULLY shot, started strong, and went nowhere. Slowly. Don't waste your time, this is absolute trash and makes no sense, I keep hoping a movie will finally be good only to be let down time and time again. This movie was literally a prequel to The Last Of Us. Like 100% could be an origin story for the fungus and how it spread throughout the world before Joel and Ellie's story began. Not really that scary.

This film start with two people(Gabi, and Winston) riding on a boat, and they talking to each other scene! As turnout, this film is about a woman "Gabi" need to survive in the jungle full of fungus, that can possess human! Entire film full of boring conversation, and annoying overuse scene! Such as, overuse of the walking scene, overuse of the searching scene, overuse of the sleeping scene, overuse of the staring scene, overuse of the eating scene, overuse of the scolding scene, overuse of the feeding scene, overuse of the watching photo scene, overuse of the shooting arrow scene, overuse of the talking with walkie-talkie scene, overuse of the dreaming scene, and overuse of the long angle scenery scene! Make the film unwatchable! At the end, Gabi die! Still have a post credit scene! Stefan eating at the restaurant! That's it! Wasting time to watch!