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Oxygen review: Mélanie Laurent is terrific in tense Netflix sci-fi thriller

Oxygen review: Mélanie Laurent is terrific in tense Netflix sci-fi thriller Ian Sandwell © Netflix Oxygen, starring Mélanie Laurent, is now available to watch on Netflix, but is the sci-fi thriller worth a watch? Our review of Oxygen. Not all fears and phobias are universal. For instance, some people might be freaked out by rats, but others would (rightly) keep them as adorable pets. However, there s absolutely nobody who would be perfectly chill with waking up in a confined space with limited oxygen and no way of escaping. It s exactly why being buried alive proves such rich ground for filmmakers, such as in

Oxygen movie review: Mélanie Laurent s Netflix film leaves you gasping

Alex Aja s OXYGEN Is 97% on Rotten Tomatoes - And Now on Netflix!

Oxygen Review | Movie

Oxygen or Oxygène in its original French perfectly taps into the claustrophobic anxieties of the ’rona age. Originally set to star Anne Hathaway (who starred in her own pandemic film, Locked Down), then Noomi Rapace (who remains as an executive producer here), Alexandre Aja shot the film with a minimal cast ( Inglourious Basterds’ Mélanie Laurent eventually signed on) and crew in lockdown where the synergy between subject matter and the world around it couldn’t have been more apt. Aja, who has previously mined scares from killer fish ( Crawl), this time applies his prodigious technical prowess to a more complex study of isolation and identity. In outline, it sounds like a high-tech version of Ryan Reynolds’ trapped-in-a-coffin movie

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