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This movie was really pretty terrible. But it wasn't crap entirely because of acting or filming. The story was bad. It's not horror. There was nothing scary about it. Really an episode of Ancient Aliens is scarier and more horrifying than this. I advise people to watch Ancient Aliens, not this. 3/10

The cover art that is just a rip-off of the Ghost Ship really misrepresents this film. Haunting of the Mary Celeste (2020) is a slow low-budget drama that is just too predictable to be interesting. All the 'horror' in this comes in a form of a couple of apparitions and some tricks with coins and magnets. At a certain point, the ending becomes obvious and you're just waiting for it to wrap-up. The ending scene doesn't make too much sense, and overall there's not that much substance in this besides some dramatic elements which are spoiled in the first scene. It's not hard to understand the motherly love dynamic that is going on and kind of works. But if you market this as horror, please include some actual horror. It's not horrible, but the marketing did this film a disservice.

Took me a few tries to watch it mostly because of my curiosity I wanted to finish. But it was very hard to keep my attention on the movie. It really went absolutely nowhere and the end was literally the worst ending to a movie I've ever seen in my life. What is it with people and movies now a days.

Of all the faux pas of movie directors, to make a film where you can't make out what's going on because you can't see has to be the worst. there's simply no excuse for it! Combine this with it being pretty boring when you can follow it, you may struggle to make it to the end. About 2/3 through was the best i could do.

I've been in an indie/low budget movie kick for a bit, and this one qualifies. a group of investigators goes with a doubting sea captain (a wonderful turn by the great richard roundtree) to attempt to make contact with the mary celeste and/or the "realm" in which the crew of that ship has supposedly been taken to. it's moody and claustrophobic, since it mostly takes place on a small ship at sea surrounded by fog. they do make an attempt to explain what they're doing, but it seemed like a lot of gobbledygook. also not sure about the types of comments people are leaving for movies like this. almost every one is just "worst movie i've ever seen". how is that helpful for anyone wanting some information before committing to a film? people should be understanding how to review a film before doing it, otherwise, what's the point? you really want to see the worst movie ever made? there's quite a few. "santa claus and the ice cream bunny" comes to mind as a good one to pick, but i'll be damned if it wasn't enjoyable on a certain level.

Don't be fooled by the negative reviews, because this is how a mystery is supposed to roll out. It's not a super hero multimillion dollar SFX movie, erase this out of your brainwashed mind once and for all, because people have a tendency to judge a movie by how much freakin explosions there are how many 2 second screen shot there is. Just sit back relax and let the story give time to take shape and just appreciate the mystery. Now if you're like me who loves mystery movies, this story will keep you entertained throughout the movie. In addition I love antiquities and the ship that is used in this movie is so perfect for the part. All made out of wood but despite it's old age, the ship is still solid and seaworthy. What a great cast, Emily Swallow is so gorgeous and really plays her role with perfection and maybe if you noticed she has that Jennifer Garner vibe, she's so adorable. Than there's Richard Roundtree for those who don't know him he played the leading role in Shaft. I thought he lead the movie with his great acting talent, very poised and showed self confidence that made his character even more convincing. Another one that look and voice sound like another fine actor Louis Gossett Jr.. Than there's Alice Hunter just discovered her, great actress and so beautiful. She looks so much like the gorgeous singer Kelly Rowland from the 90s very popular girls band Destiny's Child. Anyhow over all the movie is well paced and keeps you wanting more. Enjoy

"Us" is undeniably the worst movie I have ever seen in my life. "The Haunting of the Mary Celeste" is a close second. This poor excuse for a horror movie was utterly boring and beyond stupid. It was nothing but garbage and made absolutely no sense whatsoever. The only saving grace was Richard Roundtree, who can definitely act. It is incomprehensible to me how such a stupid movie was offered to the public.