Belén Rueda,
Lluis Homar,
Pablo Derqui,
Francesc Orella,
Joan Dalmau
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A woman is trying to unravel a mystery that she literally can no longer see in this thriller from Spanish filmmaker Guillem Morales. Julia (Bel (C)n Rueda) and her sister, Sara, have both inherited a ... read more
Directed by: Guillem Morales
DVD Release Date: December 20, 2011
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Flixster Reviews (460)
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March 10, 2012
Started off pretty good - I thought, from all the creepy happenings, that this was going to be a ghost story. Then, because of the interesting filming after Julia's operation where the new characters introduced never show their faces, I thought she had lost her mind and was imagi... read more
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February 28, 2012
A woman suffering from progressive blindness and her husband come to investigate the apparent suicide of her sister, who had the same affliction. There turns out to be much more to the death than it seems on the surface, and more people may end up finding a similar fate unless th... read more
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April 3, 2011
What a ridiculous story!!! It's an awful mess which I wish I'd avoided. Julia's Eyes are better shut down.
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January 30, 2011
The stunning cinematography creates a perfect oppressive atmosphere in a thriller that grows really tense and frightening. Even so, the film is weakened by poor narrative choices, and if you think in retrospect you will see some plot holes. Besides, the lame last scene is unforgi... read more
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October 31, 2011
Artfully directed to keep the suspense going throughout the film, based on a well written scenario which holds more than one twists, and a constant unsettling eery feeling that makes it hard to forget.
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June 5, 2011
A film of great technical skill in terms of direction, cinematography, editing, sound design and acting, but one that I never found scary, or especially exciting. There are some truly memorable sequences - in particular a section where we hear the people around Julia but never se... read more
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March 19, 2011
Produced by Guillermo Del Toro, "Julia's Eyes" is an original Spanish horror movie that is directed in a way that will keep you engaged and guessing during the whole running time with enough tense and truly scary scenes. Acting is very good and Belén Rueda makes an excellent wo... read more
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February 18, 2012
Awesome is the one word to describe this!!!,
is it a thriller, i doubt it, is it a romance, i doubt it too, is it those all together,
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December 21, 2011fb100002946249850In pursuit of more eeriness, Morales makes "Julia's eyes" look spookier than it actually feels or deserves. There is a lot of unnecessary rain and lightning. All the key scenes happen either in dark halls, rooms or underground basements where Julia, going blind by the hour, is se... read more
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December 2, 2011
Reminded me of Alfred Hitchcock and Dario Argento. Hitchcock with the space and suspense and Argento with the obvious EYE reference. All and all a nicely made movie. Good cinematography, lighting and art direction.
Critic Reviews
All about mystery and suspense, slowly laying the foundation for an extremely tense final act. Full Review
Julia's Eyes doesn't mean much more than what shows up on the surface of the screen, but it's a cinematic exercise that certainly puts a person on edge. Full Review
Julia's Eyes stops just short of being an amazing thriller but...some excellent camera work heightens the experience of fumbling through the mystery from Julia's perspective. Full Review
another reminder to why modern horror speaks Spanish Full Review
A tense psychological thriller, Julia's Eyes is another example why the Spanish have become the kings of quality horror cinema. Full Review
The anchoring performance of Rueda is what keeps this second-hand material fresh and forcefully involving. Full Review
Julia's Eyes becomes a little incoherent as it plunges towards resolution, but it's unerringly stylish and whole-heartedly suspenseful along the way. Full Review
Director Guillem Morales and his writing partner Oriol Paulo thread a series of tired old horror tropes around a mystery plot in which Julia sets out to find the identity of the mystery man she believ... Full Review
Julia's Eyes is a traditional horror that shows there's life in the old spine-chiller yet. Full Review
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