I Think We're Alone Now

Synopsis

In the post-apocalyptic drama film 'I Think We're Alone Now', Peter Dinklage plays a man named Del, who believes he is the last person on Earth after a mysterious event wipes out the rest of humanity. He enjoys his solitude, meticulously maintaining the empty town until his world is disrupted by the arrival of a young woman named Grace, played by Elle Fanning. As the two vastly different personalities coexist, secrets and unexpected connections come to light, challenging Del's perception of reality and the meaning of companionship in a desolate world.

Cast

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  Peter Dinklage

  Del

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  Elle Fanning

  Grace

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  Paul Giamatti

  Patrick

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  Charlotte Gainsbourg

  Violet

• Elaine Apruzzese

  Corpse

Reviews

Critics have expressed mixed feelings towards 'I Think We're Alone Now'. While some praise the atmospheric storytelling and Peter Dinklage's compelling performance as Del, others find the slow pacing and ambiguous plot resolution to be detractions. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a fresh rating of 63%, highlighting the film's unique take on post-apocalyptic themes. IMDB rates it 5.7/10, with viewers appreciating the film's introspective exploration of loneliness and human connection. Metacritic knocks it with a rating of 51/100, citing issues with the film's lack of clarity and character development. Overall, 'I Think We're Alone Now' offers a thought-provoking perspective on isolation and the importance of human connection in a hauntingly beautiful setting.

See also

Vanishing on 7th Street

You Can't Take It with You

Aniara

Teen Spirit