Highly Overrated But Still Good

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

This movie was flawed by some terrible decisions in the writing. It is not as horrible a film as a lot of people here have made it out to be but I thought it had a number of very disturbing moments, especially in the first 3/4 or so. They just didn't know how to end it. Like a lot of Aussie movies it's a very unconventional film. This one is a peculiar mix of good execution and terrible execution. Personally I liked it much better than any mass-market horror movie I've seen in the last 20 years (like the Scream, Saw and Final Destination franchises which are perfectly executed tripe.)Don't expect it to be a conventional film. The movie was basically ruined by the hamhanded ending but until the end it looked like it was going to be OK. It's almost as if two different writing crews worked on it, one professional and the other made of junior high kids.

Beth and Harry goes on a island to spent a holiday there for ten days. Soon they discover some signs and realize they are not alone there and somebody else lives and visits them at night when are asleep. After finding an old cabin also they found an book that has something written and so will know that a girl was raped and killed there one hundred years ago and now seek revenge on every man that stays on the island.I was anxious to see this movie because of the poster that looks alright but it was a disappointment. This is not a horror not even a thriller. Based on real events? Maybe for the first ten minutes.I think that you don't need to pay too much attention at this film but instead let yourself be mesmerized by the stunning landscape.

Uninhabited started off with some great film work showcasing a beautiful deserted island in the Great Barrier Reef region. Captivates seeing the beautiful surroundings the region has to offer. Beth and Harry come off as a wonderful couple escaping from the real world to spend some time alone on this beautiful landscape, but things take a turn downward as things go astray. We personally enjoyed this one however acting was not top notch, and we found it extremely difficult to get sucked in due to poor scripting, and Harry seeming confused the whole time. This wouldn't be a bad one to sit back and watch to get a few nice scares out of! Nick A.

for making a movie like this. The Story: A modern suburban couple, with all their materialistic thinking, their innocent dreams, their perfect love, and blablabla, wanted to stay for 10 days on a uninhabited island. Back to nature! What else could happen, than somebody else is secretly lurking on this wonderful isle, the rude strangers and a mysterious ghost! Yes, a ghost. Why would a ghost stay on such a dire island, instead of hunting us in our beautiful homes in our wonderful cities? I don't know, but quite awhile ago every appearance of ghosts in movies is a allusion that a character suffers from mental illness, not obvious to us at first glance, not before we watched the whole movie. And this is another attempt, which fails just badly. 2/10. And yes, the main actress is gorgeous.