Linda Perrato

I give this movie a 5-star rating for it's undeniable parallels to today's modern world. The reality of AI technology is that it IS, in fact, self-evolving. With a quick look around wherever you are you will see humans, from newborn well into adulthood, addicted to ai-generated images and text on a digital device. This is our reality. In the movie it "won over" the children. In reality, that's how any battle is won. By enticing and securing the mind of the young into acceptance and normalcy. Let's be a little more selective and restrictive with our dependency on digital data is the implied warning that only the wise will heed.

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An hour and 45 minutes filled with the torturous ramblings of an oblivious parent's-basement-dwelling mad man. No oceanic relevance whatsoever.

Gripping from start to finish, this is a brilliant, well-written drama- no rubbish fillers to make up for lack of creativity. This story pits father against son, then glues them back together again with twists and turns in between. It is riveting and at the end, I found myself longing for more. Spoiler alert! If you don't shed a tear, your heart is made of stone...

Good News Bad News in my opinion: The good news is that all, like 10 of them, of the lead actors are absolutely GOAT-georgeous to look at which makes the viewing a great deal easier. The storyline had great potential. The cinematography is superb with it's vibrant, telling imagery. The acting/directing is above par. Everything else about the flik is the bad news. If TLDR was a movie... The music score is biting, and not in a good way, and mostly not noticeably related to the storyline. The script is knawingly painful to endure with so many fillers. This story should have been told in like a max 2-hour movie. I kept 10-second forwarding hoping for the action to engage, but it just stayed flat. I think this movie got high reviews mostly for the good looking cast and graphic sex scenes.

Great music score... The acting is believable but the storyline fails to deliver- totally obscure plot. Slow and dull. I did not enjoy it at all

I really enjoyed See You Yesterday. I loved the brother and sister real-life dynamic. It was a fabulous coming of age flick! Loved watching these teens be "teens" along their adventure to discover whether or not even the brightest minds can control destiny! The ending is uniquely brilliant! Out minds are galactic palettes we use to create our tapestries. Mine may not be yours and yours may not be mine- we don't need to be spoon-fed...

2 stars for the phenomenal cast- storyline and screen play just drag on and on pointlessly... So many story bits left unattached... Why this? How that? Intense action scenes but no justification to them. Fast forward through it like I did if you must see these guys in action, just keep your expectations low😔

The big reveal was a total SHOCKER! I followed the storyline closely, but was nevertheless shocked and appalled with the unveiling of the true killer. Was also shocked that Jenny, with all of her bold sleuthing, and then, at the end just hid and cowered- paralyzed in fear... It was a riveting series. Twists, turns, and surprises- well-devised storyline and plot and acting. Bravo!

...maaan...! I struggled through a could've-been-great-but-wasn't plot only to get to the worse possible ending... I felt cheated😐