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Best movie ever!

Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

I am going to admit that I had high expectations for this movie from reading the short description that it had, one of my favorite actor is in it, and the decent amount of reviews it had.In reality, this movie did not make a great delivery. Sure, the actors and actresses are pretty great in this movie and the story overall is decent... I just didn't feel very captivated with how the movie was portrayed. It wasn't as interesting as I expected it to be. At some points, it seemed as though the movie was all over the place.This movie, I would recommend to watch anyway because I did like the overall message. The way the movie played out just wasn't that entertaining to me though.

I really like this movie. I would consider it one of my top picks in the indie genre. Very abnormal and was filmed in a really interesting way in regards to differentiating between the online chatrooms and reality. I have seen this movie a few times and every time I watch it I notice something new and interesting about the story line, or the film techniques used. The acting in some scenes are a little under par which killed some moments but I would definitely suggest watching this movie at least once. You have to watch it with an open mind and give it a chance in order to appreciate it.It is a psychological thriller that kept me on my toes the whole time but rarely did I jump or scream. The movie depicts the dangers and true reality of online chatrooms and how easily identity and trust can be manipulated for the benefit of others.

While I admire the rationale behind CHATROOM, a would-be thriller that looks at the dark side of Internet-age communication, I have to say that it just doesn't work as an emotionally satisfying film. The film grabs the topic of Internet chat – and all the bullying, perversion and peer group pressure that goes with it – and explores it in an unusual way. The participants are shown meeting up in physical rooms and speaking face to face. The idea behind this, I guess, is that showing them sitting quietly and endlessly typing back and forth would have been boring, but that method was used in at least a couple of successful documentaries I've seen (TALLHOTBLOND and CATFISH) so I don't necessarily buy it.In any case, what follows is a psychological exploration of both the positive and negative sides of the experience. At first, speaking to fellow teens allows the participants freedom of expression and friendship, but that soon degenerates into violence. Sadly, there just isn't enough plot to sustain the hour and a half run time, so before long the pacing slows right down and we're left endlessly waiting for something to happen.The script, which is based on a stage play, feels staged and slightly pretentious; I can see how it would have worked better given the physical constraints of the theatre, but that format feels artificial here. There's a whole self-conscious feel to the proceedings. It's a shame, because the bright young cast certainly give it their all: Aaron Johnson is absolutely fiendish in the central role, Imogen Poots is lovely, and both Hannah Murray and Daniel Kaluuya give oddly touching turns.The real star, of course, is Hideo Nakata, weirdly imported in to direct a movie which he can't make any mark on whatsoever. A single, chilling scene of an Asian girl committing suicide on webcam is the only reminder that Nakata's a king in the J-horror genre.

Five troubled teenagers connect to the chatrooom "Chelsea Teens!" in Internet to meet each other and talk in a self-help group. When the depressive Jim decides to commit suicide, the destructive sociopath William lures and pushes him to the edge to force him to kill himself.The storyline of "Chatroom" is intriguing since the author uses a physical room to depict the conversations of the teens as if they were happening in the real world. Unfortunately this promising and interesting concept is the only good thing in this boring and shallow film. The execution with several subplots keep going back and forth from Internet to the real world but they are unattractive and maybe indicated for teens. In the end, I was no longer paying attention to this annoying flick. My vote is three.Title (Brazil): "Chat – A Sala Negra" ("Chat – The Black Room")