ariavasari
Joined Oct 2023
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Rebound struggles with several critical issues that diminish its overall impact. The lead actress delivers a flat performance marked by confusion, often appearing unsure of where to direct her gaze. This lack of focus undermines her role and leaves the character feeling unremarkable and inexperienced.
The script is plagued by repetitive flashback sex scenes that go on way too long and the actress looks directly at the film changing her gaze to creepy and crazy eyes instead of " in the moment" . The film has many unexplained elements, such as the unfriendly verging hostile attitudes of men in the bar, which goes without reason or explanation. These issues contribute to a sense of disjointed storytelling and lack of substance. Much of the film remains unexplored, leading to a narrative that feels both rushed and shallow.
Direction and pacing reveal inexperience, further impacting the film's coherence. While the soundtrack avoids overly jarring choices, it often fails to align with the film's tone.
In summary, Rebound is a missed opportunity. The lead's unconvincing performance and the film's lack of depth make it difficult to recommend. The film ultimately feels underdeveloped and unsatisfying.
The script is plagued by repetitive flashback sex scenes that go on way too long and the actress looks directly at the film changing her gaze to creepy and crazy eyes instead of " in the moment" . The film has many unexplained elements, such as the unfriendly verging hostile attitudes of men in the bar, which goes without reason or explanation. These issues contribute to a sense of disjointed storytelling and lack of substance. Much of the film remains unexplored, leading to a narrative that feels both rushed and shallow.
Direction and pacing reveal inexperience, further impacting the film's coherence. While the soundtrack avoids overly jarring choices, it often fails to align with the film's tone.
In summary, Rebound is a missed opportunity. The lead's unconvincing performance and the film's lack of depth make it difficult to recommend. The film ultimately feels underdeveloped and unsatisfying.