The Tribe

Posted on: March 24, 2009

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Year: 2008

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11 Responses to “Tribe, The”

  1. xkillyouforadollarx from United States Says:
    March 19th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Jewel Staite makes the movie worth seeing!!!!!!!

    Let me start off by saying that this movie is in no way a gore filled
    Slasher movie nor a big budget monster film. What it is however is a
    very decent low budget thriller. The special effects on the "monsters"
    (for lack of a better word) and the rest of the film, are above average
    for movies that don't have a lot of money. The script, though slightly
    boring and a little on the lame side as far as the characters go, was
    actually not bad overall. The actors were decent enough although not
    entirely believable in the situation. However, Jewel Staite definitely
    stands out as the best and most believable in her role. She is
    absolutely one of the most beautiful and sexy, underrated actors
    around. I don't really see why she wasn't recast in the newer version
    that they are making.

  2. edward sanguinetti from Italy Says:
    March 23rd, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Well, monsters are monstrous

    It is hard to fill ten lines of comment for this movie. What has to be
    said? Well, the monsters are monstrous, the girl pretty (in some common
    way), the island mysterious. All of them do their job. Cinematography
    is not that bad, you just get the sense of people lost in a wild
    forest. Of course the writer had to fill some space with irrelevant
    anthropology about characters that are not even mean enough to deserve
    such misfortune or so nice to make you cry. As a matter of facts
    monsters look more interesting and complex. I would have liked that
    some destiny, or original sin had pushed the humans to that place. It
    would have meant some stars more.

  3. matches81 from Germany Says:
    March 25th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Better off forgotten

    The plot summary on the back sounded somewhat interesting, so I rented
    this one tonight. I just finished watching it.Overall, there's just not much to say about it. Everything is slightly
    worse than mediocre. The movie falls into that ugly gap between being
    so bad it's entertaining and being an honestly good movie. The four
    "characters" are basically non-existent and there's close to no
    background about the "monsters". Speaking of those, they aren't even
    especially gruesome in any way, neither regarding their looks nor their
    practices. The film tries to get some tension going, but it just didn't
    work for me at all. The plot is as foreseeable as it could be right
    from the start, not a single surprise to be found and the ending is
    very, very… unsatisfying.

  4. Kellie Stewart from United States Says:
    March 28th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Don't bother with this one

    This as the most meaningless, boring, plot less movie I think I have
    ever watched. When the movie started, the characters made me think it
    was going to be a worthwhile movie. Once they hit the island, it went
    straight downhill. We don't really know who or what the creatures are,
    if they are killing the people just because they happened to be there
    or if they were food, how they got intelligent enough to learn how to
    set traps and why, if this island had been explored before, why it
    wasn't on a map. The dumbest part in the movie is the fact that the
    only survivor smashes a radio that could lead to her rescue and hits
    the open seas in a rubber raft with a plastic paddle. The other big
    question was why they didn't kill her when they initially had her. I
    thought maybe she was pregnant and they were going to let her live for
    procreation purposes, but the writers weren't even smart enough to
    think of that as an option. At the beginning of the movie, we see that
    there are researchers there. Why did no one ever try to find them? The
    creatures were laughable, especially the female. Their posturing looked
    like they were trying to go to the bathroom with no success. This movie
    is a complete waste of time.

  5. Carrigon from United States Says:
    March 31st, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Can I Forget This Film?

    What a waste of time. The opening sequence takes place in the past and
    looks promising. But then…we get to the present. And it all goes
    downhill from there.The movie apes a lot of Predator sequences. But it's all a waste
    because the characters are really being chased by some kind of weird
    mutated bigfoot ape things.Everyone dies pretty fast, so that too, was a waste.Jewel's character is the only one left standing. And she ridiculously
    goes into Predator fightin mode. I'd say it jumps the shark right
    there.The ending is anticlimactic. And you just kind of sit there like,
    that's it??? Total waste of time. Jewel did give it her all, though.
    But sometimes even good acting cannot save a really bad movie.

  6. dbborroughs from Glen Cove, New York Says:
    April 6th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    In the right mood you might enjoy this

    Throw back in its way to the Italian jungle films of the 70's and 80's
    has a boat getting ship wrecked on a tropical island. All is okay until
    the castaways realize that there are man-beasts on the island. Of
    course the natives are hungry and out for blood.Good but unremarkable horror adventure film set in the jungle. I think
    the film works because its not your typical natives hunting castaways.
    In a weird way it reminded me of the Decent set in the jungle. I liked
    it but I didn't love it. I can recommend it for those looking some
    jungle monster thrills.6 out of 10 (a word of warning: its been remade already)

  7. danieljknight from United States Says:
    April 10th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    How can this have 4.5 stars? It should be 2

    This movie was awful. The intro was cool, beginning was standard with a
    lame twist, and then it was just boring from then on. The monsters
    seemed cool at first but the way they acted was too human, but
    obviously that was the point because they are called a tribe or spoken
    of as humans. It was just so silly how one acted towards the end, it
    was like animals with a code of chivalry, so lame. It's like the
    director didn't know what direction to take these "people" in. The
    ending was utterly stupid, there is one lone survivor, and she just
    sits at the end of the beach, and minutes are wasted watching her sit
    there, seemed like minutes. At one point during the movie there was
    what appeared to be her dead bf, but it wasn't, BUT THEN WHERED THAT
    FRESH BODY COME FROM? And this many decades old tent was unbelievably
    still in tact, give me a break. There was just so many stupid things
    about this movie, it's not worth watching. And no, there were no hot
    girls, not to me.

  8. Claudio Carvalho from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Says:
    April 30th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    The Others

    While navigating to a birthday party of their friend Mo, the motor
    pleasure yacht of Peter (Justin Baldoni), his girlfriend Liz (Jewel
    Staite), Ira (Marc Bacher), Lauren (Nikki Griffin) and Jake (Kellan
    Lutz) wrecks on a rock and the vessel sinks. The castaways reach a
    beach in the Antilles Islands, and release a distress call to the owner
    of the yacht through the radio. However, during the night, Peter
    vanishes leaving a track of blood; Jake threatens Ira and Lauren with a
    pistol and forces the couple to join Liz to seek out Peter in the
    woods. Sooner they find that the wild jungle has hostile inhabitants
    that hunt in pack and the survivors are the prey.I saw the trailer of "The Forgotten Ones" a couple of days ago and I
    expected to see a good movie; unfortunately there are many flaws in the
    plot and I was disappointed. For example, there is no development of
    the five lead characters and it is impossible to feel any empathy for
    any of them: Peter is an arrogant wolf that cheats Elizabeth, who is a
    hysterical and impulsive blonde that does not think; Jake is an envious
    guy that does not respect his friend Ira, pointing a gun to him; Ira is
    a silly man and Lauren is a slut. There are stupid attitudes along the
    story and Liz is the winner: Liz crashes the radio that might help to
    rescue her; she decides to go into the woods despite Ira's advice to
    use the raft to seek help; later she goes to the nest of the creatures
    to get the raft back and row with a plastic paddle to the open sea.
    Peter has a wounded leg, but runs like a hell when the creature chases
    him. Jake falls from the top of a tree and has no injuries. My vote is
    five.Title (Brazil): "A Tribo" ("The Tribe")

  9. Jill (moviearulz@aol.com) from United States Says:
    May 8th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Stupid people do stupid things

    A bunch of pretty, but stupid, people set sail on a ship. First the
    main character's stupid boyfriend doesn't pay attention to her when she
    warns him that the ship is on the wrong course. Then we find out he's
    cheating on her. Then they crash land on an island in the middle of
    nowhere. Then he proposes to her. Then she stupidly says yes. Then a
    bunch of people die. Then she outwits the creatures that killed all her
    stupid friends but since there's nothing left she decides to inflate
    the escape raft that survived the shipwreck, not pack any provisions
    and paddle aimlessly out to sea, probably to die.I understand why this film was not deemed good enough to see the light
    of day in the US - there is no real meat to the plot. Except all the
    pretty, stupid people, who are eaten by "the forgotten ones", whose
    history is never adequately revealed. And that could have made for an
    okay exposition, but instead we get a bunch of crude humor, which
    includes the main character's pants getting ripped off by one of the
    creatures, leaving her with only bikini bottoms in which to run
    Baywatch-like across the beach to her ultimate death sentence.

  10. krotkruton from United States Says:
    May 10th, 2009 at 12:00 am

    so-so

    Recipe for this movie: Start off with "The Descent" Replace cast of
    girls with one likable actress and others no one will care about Change
    setting to jungle Make the bat-like creatures into monkey-like
    creatures, but keep the blindness and echo-location because, you know,
    monkeys are like that too. End on a Hollywood happy noteIf it wasn't so similar to "The Descent" or had come out first, I
    probably would have like it more. It didn't have the grittiness, the
    terror, the bad ass lead character. On top of that, the plot is pretty
    obvious and your typical Hollywood formula. It just doesn't measure up.
    It's not a bad movie, it just doesn't have any of the qualities that
    made "The Descent" so great.

  11. Tim851 Says:
    June 2nd, 2009 at 12:00 am

    Redundant

    The best way to describe the movie is: redundant. Not a single frame of
    it is original. Everything has been done before and better. The group
    of victims, their dynamic, the setting, the monsters, the killings.
    Everything is just a rehash of a cliché of a stereotype.As far as horror films go, this is one of the lamest. The group of
    people is amongst the dullest, least developed bunch of morons without
    chemistry ever. The plot is something you and your friends come up with
    in 5 alcohol infested minutes when joking about bad horror plots. The
    setting is more like "Let's get paid to go to a Paradise Island!" The
    killings all follow the horror formula and are less gory than I've come
    to expect.All in all, this was one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It wasn't
    as bad as classic early Boll, but that just made it worse. "The Tribe"
    is bad in a totally unfunny and unentertaining way, it's just plain and
    simple a waste of lifetime.

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