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Undescribable Perfection

Pretty Good

Good concept, poorly executed.

best movie i've ever seen.

One of the fine movie acted by Ryan Reynolds.... only he is visible and talking people for help through cell phone,in a wooden coffin ... this movie doesn't makes you dull...is very interesting and gives you thriller... last scene very is sad scene...

Well, this was an absolute waste of time. Films don't come more claustrophobic than this. This is the perfect way to showcase an actor's talent. Sadly it all leads to nothing. 95 minutes of waiting in anticipation for nothing. The film's budget apparently was $2 million. What for? The entire movie is about a guy in a coffin - literally! It just wasn't interesting enough to justify a full-length film. I don't recommend this to anyone. The ending will leave you rather upset anyway.

You wake up and realize that you are trapped. Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide and no way to win. Forces have conspired against you and there is nothing you can do. Alone in the dark, precious empty time ticks by as you draw your last few breaths. What has it all meant? What good have I done? Does it even matter?I imagine that we have all felt this way from time to time, and there are certainly those who would have us believe that this is the reality for many of us. Buried underground in a wooden box, we see Paul Conroy face these obstacles in an all too real way. Fully immersed by both compelling cinematography and superb sound design, we are subjected to the horrors of this claustrophobic catastrophe right along side the films only embodied character as he searches for answers and fights for his freedom.I won't say too much more about the plot or the themes, other than I believe the writer struck many a chord that resonated with Americans circa 2010 and even today.I encourage you to set aside an uninterrupted 90 minutes and watch this movie by yourself, in the dark with the best sound system you can find, whether that is a home theater or a good pair of headphones. You won't regret it.

2010's "Buried" with Ryan Reynolds is an amazing movie! The whole movie takes place where Paul is trapped, which is something I really liked. The Movie was especially depressing when you find out he has a wife and son. At the end of the movie, I was on the edge of my seat! He called his wife and told her he was about to get out. She made him promise that he'd be home and he promised. Then he calls the people who are getting him out. Only to find out that they went to the wrong area. So he's is left to drown in the sand that is falling through the coffin. And that's where it ends... with the coffin full of sand... and nothing else. I give this movie a 10/10 and need to buy it!!