Drew Dyer

Ok, just when you think you can give Kristen Stewart another chance at redeeming her talent, I have now excluded her from any further films I personally will view. On the other hand, if your a fan of the awkward shakes and momentarily silent pauses, to then be followed by quick lines with little conviction behind them... this movie is for you! Along the lines of previous Alien movies, that futuristic atmosphere of science and future, the production was drafted poorly. Starting with the script, this composition choose to parallel similar talents of a 4 years old let loose on a modern day Synth keyboard... obnoxiously loud and inadvertently inadequate for the moments. Lastly, the films dark sense of poor sight and lowly fuzzy graphics make it hard to stay glued to the screen... however, the director has lavishly figure out how to meet your attention at the climax of this poor film.... Kristen Stewart pulls it off again spending the last 6 minutes of the film running around in this underwater spacecraft in nothing but her underwear! Finally, the film closes with something that would be considered philosophic to toddles at a disparate rash convention. I paid 5 dollar to see this moving in New Mexico and I feel as if I committed a crime. Do yourself a great favor and go see 1917 AWESOME FILMOGRAPHY AND AMAZING STORY!!!!!!!!