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This is a masterpiece of the found footage genre. A must watch for any horror movies fan. This can truly pass as authentic if it appeared on my YouTube feed today. Its vlog-style presentation predates YouTube culture yet anticipates its aesthetics of confession and amateur evidence. The film's gradual shift from mundane interviews to cosmic revelation preserves authenticity while eroding trust in recorded truth.

I'm fairly certain the audience was paid to clap and laugh on queue because otherwise I can only assume that the audience were pod people controlled by an unfunny hive mind. It's got the Netflix seal of mediocrity all over it.

Finally, we got to see a real Star Wars episode in the spirit of Star Wars that all true fans know and love. This is what Star Wars storytelling is all about, emotions and inner struggles, the fight between good and evil.