a_andreasian

This is my first Vietnamese movie. It could have been nominated for many awards if not for two factors:

1. Out-of-place toilet and fart jokes. Not out-of-place because they're uncultured, but simply awkward and cringe. For example, when the mother with Alzheimer's farts in a taxi. Like, why was this done? Toilet humor can be funny, but it needs to be delivered properly so it doesn't ruin the impression of the movie and the empathy for the characters.

2. A meaningless script and obvious patchwork writing. Not spoiling the ending here. But what was the other son guilty of? The guy went through the worst, and in the end they pile even more on him. It feels like absolute selfishness, which isn't so much an alternative or open ending, but just sloppy work.

On the positive side, I can note the impressive performance of Tuan Tran. A talented actor.

Obviously, it's a mid-budget movie. The setup was great, and the scenario is solid. However, the way the directors filmed it is just awful.

It seems like everything was going smoothly until the manager came in and reminded the team about the deadline, so they filmed the rest as quickly as possible.

Oh these attempts to make sequel on every single movie. Lol, the movie hasn't even released, but the authors already think about the sequel, about more revenue.

It doesn't work this way. Or you make a great movie, or it fails and you will never have another chance.

Of course, Fincher and the director of this one are in different leagues, but it's better to have one good movie-like Se7en that will bring in more revenue than a rushed, raw one that will fail.

It's bad. Not worth your time. You'll regret watching it.

This movie was very suffocating, I was done after 20 minutes, Something is happening, but no-one doesn't know what and what they are doing.

Like you want to swallow a pill without water.

However, I adore Sci-Fi films, I love phisics, but this movie made me feel really tired and do not care about the storyline.