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While exploring a strange hole in a field after a party, the three discover a glowing, pulsating alien crystal underground. They all touch it, and Andrew blacks out. chronicle movie
Dane DeHaan’s performance is nothing short of electric. He manages to make us sympathize with a character who eventually becomes a monster. We see the scars on his chest, we hear the screaming matches downstairs, and we feel his isolation. When he eventually snaps, culminating in a destructive rampage through the city, it isn't a moment of triumph. It is the final scream of a boy who realizes that no matter how strong he is, he cannot fix his life. The scene where he inadvertently kills Steve—his only true friend—during a lightning storm is the point of no return. It is a moment of sheer Greek tragedy; his power has cost him the one thing that made him human. If you're interested in more about the ,
The narrative is driven by Andrew Detmer (Dane DeHaan), a socially outcast teenager living in Seattle. He suffers under an abusive, alcoholic father, tends to his terminally ill mother, and records everything with a secondhand camcorder—his only buffer against a hostile world. Dane DeHaan’s performance is nothing short of electric