All of You Reviews

Utterly heartbreaking

It was good. The pacing held up, visuals were sharp, and the performances felt authentic. Overall, it left a strong impression.

I did like how it was taking place in the not so distant future. I didn’t really like the constant time jumping, it kept my mind on when everything was happening instead of what was happening. I absolutely hated the ending and it ruined the entire film for me.

Very depressing

A terribly well-acted love story.

6

White Mirror

Not what I was expecting but very good. Just love Brett Goldstein

Close to being “meh”. Recovered by Brett Goldstein and his acting. Interesting focus on attraction and what’s good/meant for you.

Rating: 6.5/10

A well-acted, visually polished drama with a complex exploration of love, relationships, and commitment.

Highlights
- Strong Performances: Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots deliver natural chemistry.
- Intimate Atmosphere: Director William Bridges creates a smooth, intimate storytelling experience.
- Thought-Provoking Themes: Explores the limitations of technology in understanding human relationships.

Criticisms
- Romanticization of Infidelity: The plot centers on emotional infidelity, potentially undermining marriage sanctity.
- Selfish Characters: Simon and Laura's actions can be seen as selfish and lacking boundaries.
- Pacing Issues: Middle act drags with repetitive longing scenes.

Verdict
All of You is a technically proficient film with a complex moral landscape. While it avoids destructive clichés, its exploration of relationships may not resonate with everyone, particularly those valuing traditional marriage.

Quite slow. Yes, there’s undeniable chemistry between the leads but Laura has unredeemable characteristics while Simon is the maker of his own misery. I guess it’s a somewhat realistic relationship but no consequences were really shown. Quite disappointing. 4/10

Just like every relationship in this film, it starts off strong and then gets basically nowhere. The sci-fi premise was intriguing, and I wish they had gone down that route instead of the wet, clichéd romance. The chemistry between Imogen Poots and Brett Goldstein was magnetic, although once things got past the friendship stage, the acting dropped off immensely. Watch it or don't. All I know is I never want to think of this flick again.

I cried. Good enough for me to get a thumbs up.

Good, but this was a sad one 😕. The acting was strong, but it felt like a high build and then a very abrupt end with lots of unanswered questions. I was heartbroken for Simon. His love was so singular that it was difficult to watch him fight for real longevity for them alone.

I’ll miss you, every single day…

Perfect romantic film. Emotional story, well told and yet not clichee. Non linear story telling combined with open endings. Just great

So so much potential but like I don’t care / turned it off :(

DNF

Worse than Gigli.