300th FILM ALERT!
This one is tough to rate on a numerical scale but I give it a bump for it's uniqueness and Zoe Saldaña. This, to me, is one of those "I've seen it so I don't need to see it again" films, even though it's not that disturbing or scary which are the types of films I usually give that moniker.
Music performing and creation parts were good and fun. Rest was aight.
I was told this was a thriller before watching and had very low expectations for my personal enjoyment since I don't like thrillers. I still didn't like the eeriness of the house scenes, but I do find some entertainment in endless car scenes with mindless (in this case mindful) conversation. I'm not looking at it as deeply as Adam and how it realizes the "dreams of white men". I just think there is something to be said for a movie…
