Turn Me On

While the premise, symbolism and theme are familiar and have been done before, it is well done. Approaching the story of what it means to be human and being content with the pain and joys of life in a sincere manner. It features some fine performances and a script lacking depth.

“I have cancer”
“That sounds unpleasant”
Take notes doctors 🤣🤣
Overall this was an amazing movie. The acting/dialogues were great, the layers of the storyline came together rlly well and the plot was eerily transferable to real life if we had the red pill/blue pill theory irl

meh 😕

“I have cancer”
“That sounds unpleasant”
Take notes doctors 🤣🤣
Overall this was an amazing movie. The acting/dialogues were great, the layers of the storyline came together rlly well and the plot was eerily transferable to real life if we had the red pill/blue pill theory irl

meh 😕

I want to know how much they got paid for this movie because some of these scenes were crazy and funny. Also why is there so many movies about emotions being turned off. I felt the same way they felt, nothing. The scenes felt so slow and neutral, this movie felt long. Surprisingly I liked it and I understood their decisions, especially considering that they’re newborns in terms of having their emotions back. I also liked the theme of whether you would rather live a content life of no emotions or a life full of emotions and hardships.