San Francisco Stories

Unlike most collections, SF Stories intertwines the five stories, keeping you on your toes and watching for (possible) connections. The edit was well-done and the stories were iconic 2020-ish SF themes. There were plenty of humorous moments, though it's not all sunny. The group of filmmakers is highly experienced and the results worked well together. If you know anything about San Francisco in the 21st century, you'll like this film.

I bought this movie because I am from the San Francisco Bay Area and San Francisco is my favorite city I ever been to around the world despite me being from the area.

I was very disappointed in this movie on the acting and the script. I can see these 5 stories actually happening in a sense but the acting across the board was not very good, and the script was pretty stagnant as well. I wish I could leave a better review on a movie based on San Francisco.

Burning Man was a subject that was brought up one too many times. I love the Haight and Ashbury District and Hippie Hill is really cool but I felt this film could've brought up more attractions around San Francisco then it did; Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, and Oracle Park that's right near The Chase Center. I felt the great areas of the San Francisco could've had more of an element to this script of these 5 stories and it did not.

Here is another example of a bad movie getting friends and pals to rate it. This movie thinks so highly of itself and the pretentiousness of the filmmakers ruins anything that might have been halfway enjoyable here. If people actually take the time to watch this as I did, I'm sure the creators will be mystified by negative reviews and the simplicity in the fact that they are falling flat at every turn.