jason lacy

This movie started out with an amazing idea, and it held on to that premise for about half of the movie. Unfortunately, it dropped the ball after that. It had a delicate balance between silliness and introspective depth, but the latter half felt rushed and cheesy. I'm just disappointed that they threw away the massive potential they built up. I would recommend watching it, but only if you have time to spare. The ending probably won't leave you satisfied, because they abandoned character depth in order to manufacture a cookie-cutter ending. For those reasons, I put this film at 3.5/5