Nerve (2016)
Nerve
”A high schooler is lured into a dangerous online game of truth or dare.”
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At the height of "clickbait dictatorship", on-demand entertainment, and the cult of YouTubers and influencers, 'Nerve' is a thrilling movie with a timely and very interesting background. It may not delve too deeply into reflections, but rather an intriguing plot full of youthful energy, driven by two excellent protagonists, Emma Roberts and Dave Franco. Everything is spiced up with a colorful production design and an attractive neon-toned photography.
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A high school senior finds herself immersed in an online game of truth or dare, where her every move starts to become manipulated by an anonymous community of "watchers."
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