100 Days to Live

This movie tackled my curiosity in every way. I love trailers that hint on the synopsis without summarizing the entire film. The twist in this movie was so good. Throughout the film, I found myself continuously figuring out the ending, but being wrong every time! The acting was great and the budget was on point.

Suicide is not an easy subject and I love how this movie felt like it was for everyone. Those who can relate to such a terrible ordeal and also those who haven't experienced the struggles it can cause. It helped me understand a bit more why this kind of thing happens.

I feel this film was non-stop thrilling entertainment, but most importantly educational. A perfect execution by a first time filmmaker. Well done! 10/10.

I am a prodcued writer director and part-time critic. The reason the movie generally fails is because people don't think like this, and it didn't delve into the supernatural part of the movie like it seemed like it would.

Ultimately the movie doesn't touch base with reality yet doesn't delve into the hypothetical or experimental, so it doesn't end up going anywhere. There's a lot of overacting, and the screenplay feels written by one person instead of a team. The script is unimaginative, and by that I mean it's based almost in a hyper exaggerated, brutalized version of reality with zero sense of one event having any relationship to another that takes the world, makes it unbelievable yet doesn't create one of its own.

The videography stands out as bad, and doesn't serve to make the film more interesting by capturing or creating distinct, visceral pictures. It's almost the opposite of a Coen brothers' film, in which things move naturally and the landscape is captured in a mindful, symbolic way where one scene interacts with others throughout and establish motifs, etc.

The characters ramble without purpose, are superficial and lack substance, and the overacting is unbearable. The reactions are ultimately unbelievable, which is ultimately the worst thing a movie can do seeing as how it can make the impossible believable. I am also reacting to the praise being given to a "first time filmmaker." You need to make a few features before you make a good one.

Saw this recommended on Prime. It's a very thoughtful and original movie wrapped in a (fairly derivative) genre package. Look past the serial killer stuff for the first 30 minutes - this movie is something very different! Don't want to give anything away but read the reviews if you're curious. Won't disappoint!

A Director who has no faith in his product has to employ shills to big up the ratings - very sad , especially when his product is not that bad at all. Looks like he even got himself and his mum involved in the acting stakes but cut her scenes when he realised it was probably not a good idea lol!

Easy to check All 1 review shills which I often have to do now before i watch a movie!

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No idea why they refuse to weed out and remove these reviews but hey that is the way it goes these days on IMDB but the crucial element is the rating eventually settles down to its real value eventually for most movies.

I actually quite enjoyed this film , contrary to the other bad reviews I found the acting quite passable, decent camerawork and an interesting story and it has a certain lugubrious style which is quite mesmerising at times. It is not without its issues but overall it gets a fair 6/10 from me!

I just rented this last night after seeing it reviewed a few places - it actually has a 100% FRESH rating on RT which was sorta confusing because I saw all of these really horrible comments here.

Anyway I took a risk and so glad I did - this was a very smart, gripping film and it's beyond nonsensical to read the haters here tearing the film apart. The twist was mind blowing and made me think about lots of stuff about life, even this morning.

Please do your own research, read the critic reviews (there are over 20 on the main page here) not trolls who spend their days watching indie films and spewing hateful anonymous opinions.