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Personally, I found it a bit of a drag. Sure, it has its funny moments and it's mildly entertaining, but by the end, it felt longer than it actually is. The premise is somewhat amusing-your standard man-versus-technology kind of story-but... is that it? There's really not much more to it, is there? Honestly, a single episode of Black Mirror explores the same concept in under an hour, and with a lot more punch. The production design is decent and the cast does what they can, but the film never really digs deep into its own concept. It scratches the surface and moves on. You keep waiting for a twist, something clever, or even a moment of real emotional impact... but it never quite gets there.

Singers should be hired as singers not actors, and by doing so movies' quality will drastically improve. That being said and leaving the poor acting aside, the story, while pretty silly, is also kinda cute. And, actually, considering how poorly buildings are built I could even picture this happening in real life.

Photography is pretty simple, they could have done way better having a movie set in Madrid, which have a bunch of stunning spots.

Is it worth watching? That's completely up to you. I was expecting it to be bad and it didn't disappointed me but even being bad it's still easy to watch and therefore entertaining, somehow.