Do You See What I See

2024 [INDONESIAN]

Action / Horror

6
IMDb Rating 5.4/10 10 758 758

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Director

Awi Suryadi Photo
Awi Suryadi

Top cast

Yesaya Abraham Photo
Yesaya Abraham as Alex
Sarah Felicia Photo
Sarah Felicia as Lina
Putri Aisyah Cindi Az-Zahra Photo
Putri Aisyah Cindi Az-Zahra as Little Melati
Noval T.B. Photo
Noval T.B. as Restu
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1001.24 MB
1280*720
Indonesian 2.0
NR
us  id  
24 fps
1 hr 48 min
Seeds 4
2.01 GB
1920*1080
Indonesian 5.1
NR
us  id  
24 fps
1 hr 48 min
Seeds 5

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by chand-suhas 5 / 10

Girlfriends going to any extent to end a toxic relationship.

Mawar turns 20 and along with her best friends visits her parents' grave on her birthday. She feels lonely and yearns for a boyfriend to love her for who she is. In the graveyard, she chooses a boyfriend as her birthday wish and Mawar is granted that wish. Soon she starts behaving oddly as she starts giving more priority to her mysterious boyfriend Restu, which concerns her best friends and it doesn't take much time to realize, who this mysterious Restu is. Will they be able to save her friend from the toxic relationship she has got herself into, forms rest of the story.This is one film which I treated mostly as a horror-comedy and it worked better that way for me, rather taking it seriously. More than the main character, the friends characters were more impactful. There are a couple of scenes involving the demon which is pulled off well. Though the film starts with a glimpse of a mysterious man digging a grave, the director circles back to it only in the penultimate scene only. Until then, the story revolved mostly among the girls with the stakes not too high considering the savior they turn to is another friend. The reveal in the end was predictable but as a film it definitely was a decent one time watch.
Reviewed by paul_m_haakonsen 5 / 10

The slow paced narrative ruined it...

The fact that "Do You See What I See" was an Asian horror movie that I had neither seen nor heard about, was actually more than sufficient to make me opt to watch it. I do have a thing for Asian cinema and horror cinema, so this was a given.Writers Lele Laila and Mizter Popo put together a fair enough script. It was, however, somewhat on the generic and bland side. I sort of semi-zoned out about halfway through the movie, because there wasn't a whole lot scary stuff going on, and the pacing of the narrative was rather sluggish. "Do You See What I See" feels like it is a background noise type of movie, provided you can understand spoken Indonesian, of course.I was not familiar with the cast in the movie, but the acting performances were certainly fair enough.Visually, then director Awi Suryadi certain managed to make an atmospheric movie by using lighting, or lack thereof mostly to be honest, locations and such. It was not a movie that really incorporated a lot of special effects, though. I really do like the corpse effects, though.Watchable, sure, but "Do You See What I See" was hardly a memorable foray into the Indonesian horror cinema. There are far better and way more scary Indonesian horror movies out there.My rating of "Do You See What I See" lands on a five out of ten stars.
Reviewed by tauraq 5 / 10

Was go for the first 3/4

After that, it resorted to the SOS different day routine of having the protagonists doing utterly asinine and stupid stuff for no apparent reason.The psychic had already laid out what needed to be done, yet we have to watch various acts of gross stupidity. Plus I still don't get the idea of turtle walking as a means of building suspense. Or it could be a means of padding the run time, but either way I find it extremely annoying.Another pet peeve would be characters who cannot communicate, stand around looking stupid staring at each other instead of telling the other person what's going on. Sure in the moment of fright one would imagine shock holding a person's tongue in place.It just that every movie uses the same dumb recipe, that takes the predictability facture to a whole new level. The only redeeming factor left would be the end, so it wasn't the usual cheese fest happy ending.Good for a onetime viewing, but I cannot see this as something I would ever watch again.
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