jahvelledionte

Before the billion dollar, cgi explosion infested movies, people actually had to tell a captivating story through film that kept the audience's attention. This was well done in this movie. It wasn't too long and the story progressed nicely, not afraid to address some of the problems we may soon face as a society.

I could see how non-intellectuals with short attention spans and unwillingness to think for themselves would give this movie a bad review.

I get the premise and the underlying message of "human nature". BUT, the actions of the characters make it hard to empathize what they are going through. This story made more sense when it was told with children as the main characters.

First story was definitely the best. Everything went downhill from there. 2nd story was the worst. I thought the 3rd story would tie everything in, but WRONG!! HAHAHA. This is storytelling with no resolve. There's no progression whatsoever. Just 3 half written stories. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I feel like a 3rd grader wrote this. Lol. Oh well.

BTW, other than the middle story, there was some good acting. The main actors in the first story did an amazing job. I'd love to see a full length film just about that story.