White Blood (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 13 Dec 2023
• Country: Australia
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15458072/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/white_blood
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
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• Genre: Thriller
• Runtime: min
• Writer: Richard Williams
• Director: Richard Williams
• Cast: Arielle Cartwright, Liam Walker
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5.6/10

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A young cancer sufferer, Betty, and her partner Mark plan on acting out a suicide pact during one last romantic trip. In their intended last days, cracks begin to show as reservations about their plan start to grow in Betty. The mental turmoil caused by their impending end slowly turns them against each other and despite losing a willing participant, Mark will do everything he can to ensure the pact goes ahead…Romeo won’t let Juliet spoil their destiny of leaving this world together as a pair of star-crossed lovers.

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READ PLEASE do not waste your time to watch this movie

I felt like I have wasted my time. This movie would have been better if had more of a plot and background to the characters. This movie will bore you because of its incomprehensible nature. The acting was okay it was hard to believe if she was actually sick and were they in some fantasy land or afterlife not to clear on that. This film belongs on tubi because it feels low budget and I love indie films but who ever the director is the next time you make a film about a complicated romance that is revealed to be not what it seems be sure to make a story someone can actually follow. The other people who gave this film a 5/6 stars were just being nice this movie was just painfully bad. Watch something else you would probably be better of watching some other low budget film that may have an actual plot to follow. I hope this wasn’t to mean I’m just keeping it real.

Good but quite enigmatic

Here’s a slow burn dramatic thriller that confuses more than it answers while presenting the story of a young couple trying to have their perfect last four days of their lives, enjoying nature and themselves far from any company. It’ll be their last days living as they’re committed to a suicide pact since the girl (Arielle Cartwright) is suffering from cancer and doesn’t want to continue with a painful treatment that goes nowhere and also brings her boyfriend (Liam Walker) down and he doesn’t want to be left behind after she’s gone, so he’s more than willing to join her. But as days move on, they both alternate states of happiness, care and loving moments with confusion, aggression, doubt, anger and fear, and if one of them changes their mind and the other don’t, things could escalate to a nightmarish scenario.

“White Blood” succeeds well when it comes to showing the couple’s routine and dynamics through good and bad moments, and how the ups and downs affects them in different ways. There’s a lot of bickering but there’s also many loving moments. The affected aspect of it all is when tension rises up either through nightmares, visions and then the real challenge comes along and it’s a little confusing to get what’s going on and why sometimes their conversations escalate in a dangerous manner. It almost reaches some horror film vibes. And I’m still trying to understand that ending. Plus, it’s one of those films that spin around with things instead of being a little more direct. Viewers who don’t read anything about it and just go watch it, we’ll get a little frustrated in trying to understand exactly what those two are doing in the forest.

Like said before, the couple’s routine and banter are pretty interesting to watch, and the more you discover things about their past or just enjoy their sense of humor, the better it gets. But on the other way it felt a little strange the way the woman reacts to some closeness from the man in a horrid manner.

There were times when it necessary for her to push him off when things were going erratic, but that very first moment during a brief discussion was overreacted.

And since she doesn’t appear sick at all – it’s almost like Ali MacGraw disease in “Love Story” – I wonder why this couple haven’t had sex the whole time there.

The closest they ever got was in the improvised marriage.

On a deeper level one can have some thoughts about this scenario and how one would deal in reality with dramatic prospects of losing one’s partner, if joining him/her or staying behind to deal with a restless pain. That topic was interesting enough for me, despite all the problems and mysteries presented.

It’s not a painfully depressive experience as it sounds, the focus shifts more towards the rising tension of it all. 6/10.