Not my usual kind of movie, but I've been really looking forward to seeing it based on the good reviews and for having Woody Harrelson in it.
And it is a really good story, too. The main character is erratic and annoying at times, but that's just teenage life. Making a lot of mistakes, thinking the world is constantly coming down on you, just learning to cope with feelings and the world.
There are some great dynamics here between parent(s),…
This was such a weird watch. Starts out a horror movie, then transforms into some action/thriller thing and in the end, I don't even know what it was.
There are some super weird plot holes here and the acting wasn't always too top-notch. The more experienced folks of the cast were good, but the script didn't do them many favors. The quality of dialogue felt strange; sometimes it was really good and sometimes it just... was not.
Also, that ending was a whole Scooby-Doo moment. And not in a good way.
I can't really put my finger on it, but there's something missing about this movie. David Strathaim and Jeffrey Dean Morgan are great, but the kid is a little bit too generic and almost too neutral in a lot of ways. The shots are okay, but they don't really pull you into the story.
The movie feels like it's making an effort, but it doesn't really get where it's trying to go and it remains mediocre. It passes the time,…
A very beautiful, slow movie, that I think kind of requires you to understand the fleeting time we have as humans and the memories that stick with us. Sometimes it is the small monents of rare beauty that stay with us, or the connections, flashes of our childhood and youth.
That was the message I felt this movie was trying to convey, that we are built on our memories and there is beauty in them as much as there is…
