Trigger Points

I'm 25 minutes in, and I'm writing my feelings here to get it out of my system, while I'm still awake!

Well that's my saracasm over, and now a punters point of view...

It's slow. Music makes the movie slow. Cinematography is bad - or is it the director of the shot? - where 5 seconds of a movie is dedicated to watching a woman air cycle exercises - absolutely no point to that shot, or the length of time given.

What seemed minutes... yes minutes, given to watching the actress face and text messages... is not going to sell this movie to get people talking.

Story, direction, cinematography?

I'm British. Proud. Come on guys, fellow Brit moviemakers, take your inspiration from the past greats? What makes a great movie? From movies such as Ace in the Hole, to Raiders Lost Ark, to Gravity, to Parasite. Break them down, why they are so good. Be successful, make money, produce more. PLEASE!!!!

Aim for the next one. Learn. Don't give up.

This one sucks.

The Cinematography was brilliant, it really captured what was happening scene by scene and peoples expressions. the film was really well put together. it was a little confusing at the start but once the film got going you wanted to know what was going to be happening next and it had you hooked

Sorry, too weird even for me...and that is saying something. Don't care about random person or random person or random person. Don't care about beeps or boops. Don't care about ominous music throughout (if everything is scary then nothing is). Or the deep voice reading off poetry unrelated to what I'm seeing.

Pay the viewer and maybe you'll get someone who actually finishes it. Or give an intro so we care about the characters...or have characters. Something beyond "child who we saw the parent and grandparent of once".

Why would I want to watch a movie with text going by about how terrible the work is. Why not viscerally show me how terrible it is? Or at least hint at it. Though maybe they think this blank space is horrible (seems like life to me).

I wasn't surprised to see in the trivia that this film took a long time to make. There has clearly been a lot of care and attention that has been taken to make a film of this standard for such a small budget.

Yes it's a micro budget film but don't let that put you off. Some of the best films of last few decades particularly the 70s were full of low budget films which we now look back on fondly. I absolutely loved it's slow pace and philosophical underpinning. It's like watching a dream or a fable. This isn't a 'standard' film and it clearly isn't meant to be.

If you are looking for a 'standard' independent film or something straight forward then you will be disappointed. This film demands more from its audience. Watching it is like deciphering a coded message. As soon as it ended I wish I hadn't watched it on my own as I wanted to talk about it and discuss the messages within it.

I am frankly amazed that the film came out this year with it's virus theme.

Do not be put off by any negative reviews. A film like this doesn't just come out every year.

Supremely boring and uneventful. It's one of those where you keep watching in hopes something interesting will happen to justify the time you've already invested in it, but it just doesn't materialize. I gave up on it half way through and was bored out of my skull. The person watching with me shared my sentiment.