Anonymous Dogmama

I found this boring, because it was very slow paced and kind of meaningless. I get the idea about regret, but the colored lights and voices saying things you couldn't hear were a bit much.. for each person to catch some mental illness or infection that made them all think they were going to die the next day was also stretching the plot,and nobody seemed to actually die "tomorrow". I think it tried hard to be cool and artsy or something but I found it boring and a waste of time. The characters weren't likeable barring one or two ... maybe.

I suppose I'm making comparisons that may not apply, but this movie reminded me of another one about a fully insane "pop star" with all kinds of abuse problems. The other movie was much better and the character was more developed. Movies used to be better, didn't they? This movie seemed pointless, maybe because there was a huge chasm between the young Celeste and the older Celeste. This is where it lost me, because the two seem nothing at all like the same person. It was totally unbelievable, and the narration didn't help and wasn't as clever as it tried to be. I just thought it was awful. That so-called music and her stage act were awful. I'm not a lover of pop music anyway, but this was tripe. There was little meaning to be had, and just watching another movie about a failing famous person isn't all that interesting. Cheap is how I would describe it. They'd have done better to explore Celeste and her sister's relationship and delve more clearly and deeply into the character. It just flashed past her early years into a full on ugly celeb type movie. I would throw rotten eggs, not tomatoes.