73/100
For being a 90 minute movie, there was a ton of set up. I typically don’t mind this if it feels like it’s snowballing towards a great ending. But this movie didn’t really have that for me. The ending was very satisfying. The cast all play their roles excellently. But the stakes felt like they were built up in unattached pieces rather than pieces that build on one another.
The otter has that house? In this economy?
Beautifully shot film. Wholesome story. Good stuff.
95 Senses starts off seeming like it’s going to be a fun and sentimental look at life’s small moments, which I was fully prepared for and was ready to enjoy. However as more layers get pulled back, the content develops into a much deeper and more complex story. It’s set up perfectly, which is a huge compliment to the writing and ability to tell a story in a meaningful way. In the end, I was left reflecting on so many…
