Aporia

I highly enjoyed this movie. It was captivating and thought provoking. The story, writing, directing and cast - all wonderful. This has brought up many "what if's" in my own analytical mind. The various relationships and interwoven connections within this film are so brilliantly executed. One can't help but make correlations to one's own life. Especially as a parent but moreso just being human. I can't wait for more people to watch this stunner so i can have deeper and more conversations about this film. To me, any form of art that stays with you, is art worth viewing. This has definitely stayed with me.

Anything related to the concept of time and I will always jump right in, notwithstanding the eventual culmination. Suffice it to say that the same morbid curiosity had brought me here in the first place. Now, I don't regret tuning in and checking this out, but I do have qualms about the film, specifically in regard to its lacklustre writing, which couldn't take advantage of the potential it originally possessed. The execution has turned out to be underwhelming in practically every aspect, not just from a narrative standpoint but also from a technical as well as from a performance perspective. Nothing worked; nothing substantial was achieved. It feels exceedingly bland and strikingly uninspiring.

I really enjoyed this. Went in expecting a Black Mirror episode, but was pleasantly surprised by film's emotional heft. Starting with a fascinating "what if" premise, in the hands of a character-focused director, the story manages to steer clear of the obvious sci-fi tropes, opting instead to dive into the emotional human aspect. The result is a story with more than a handful of unexpected twists and emotionally riveting scenes, which lands like a gut punch. Judy gives an incredibly moving performance. I loved her in this. Also loved seeing parts of Los Angeles not typically shown. Strongly recommend.

The movie went along great for most of its duration, written like a book. It's about a woman that has lost her husband to an accident, and was aided by her husband's best friend who happened to had built a time machine, goes back in time to when her husband was alive. However once she does **spoiler alert** They mess with space time continuim and unwanted changes to history make them question their choices Why this rating? The most ridiculously cliff hanging ending leaving you will plot blue balls. I downvoted by atleast 2 scores for that ending, as it left us with a feeling of frustration at an incomplete story. Why couldn't we know what the end result reality was after such a long build up leading to? Nowhere at all.