The cinematography is decent enough I guess, but oh my God is the acting and writing something else. The pacing and editing is so off, it cut between scenes in such a strange way, and not like A Ghost Story or a Nolan film, there was no flow between scenes (except maybe a few) and it's really jarring.
The acting, I'm sure the actors aren't one hundred percent to blame for it, but Jesus it's so unnatural. Because the script is so bad that the no A List star could make it sound good.
I've mentioned the writing a few times, but there's more I have to say. How could someone make something sound so bizarre? The script is the foundation of the movie and if the script is bad, the acting and direction will follow. The writing has so clinical and boringly descriptive. The sex scene in particular is so drawn out and the absolutely RIDICULOUS conversation afterwards make me CRINGE!
Lastly, eight directors. With eight directors, this should've been much better. Better lighting, cameras and actors. Although I understand that the budget was only $250,000, I've seen movie that costed less and turned out much better (i.e A Ghost Story, the first Paranormal Activity, Super Size Me, Eraserhead, Primer etc.).
The only praise I can give is that the idea of them seeing each other as perfect while others see them as normal is a cool idea, but it sucks that the film is so overexposed in terms of lighting it gives it this extremely artificial and plastic feel, like a Lifetime or Hallmark movie.
Skip this one.
The acting, I'm sure the actors aren't one hundred percent to blame for it, but Jesus it's so unnatural. Because the script is so bad that the no A List star could make it sound good.
I've mentioned the writing a few times, but there's more I have to say. How could someone make something sound so bizarre? The script is the foundation of the movie and if the script is bad, the acting and direction will follow. The writing has so clinical and boringly descriptive. The sex scene in particular is so drawn out and the absolutely RIDICULOUS conversation afterwards make me CRINGE!
Lastly, eight directors. With eight directors, this should've been much better. Better lighting, cameras and actors. Although I understand that the budget was only $250,000, I've seen movie that costed less and turned out much better (i.e A Ghost Story, the first Paranormal Activity, Super Size Me, Eraserhead, Primer etc.).
The only praise I can give is that the idea of them seeing each other as perfect while others see them as normal is a cool idea, but it sucks that the film is so overexposed in terms of lighting it gives it this extremely artificial and plastic feel, like a Lifetime or Hallmark movie.
Skip this one.