Twisted Pair

So, while I do think the concept of rating terrible movies based on the entertainment level of the movie itself is fun and totally fine, bogus reviews for this movie are just... annoying. But let's make some things really clear. This movie is terrible, and very amateurish made. The story is confusing, simple example of when not talented and educated people go smart and philosophical. The acting is amateurish at best, CGI is below incompetent and actually any other aspect of the movie is bad. There is, of course, a lot of effort and heart putted in this. Neil is a phenomenon, whether you like him or not. He really is one of the most important directors for this so-bad-its-good sub-genre. HOWEVER, almost all of the reviews here are dishonest and I really cannot stand it. Almost all of the profiles are made only to review this movie, and they either give praise, or make fun of it, but still giving it a perfect 10. No, this movie is not 10 even on the adjusted scale for s-b-i-g movies. I cannot believe imdb lets this kind of things happen. For that reason, I am giving this movie score it deserves much more than a 10.

His most ambitious film to date. We finally got confirmation of a Breen Cinematic Universe. The audience I saw this with went nuts.

If you could choose your own AI twin brother, who would it be?

The good and the bad twin concept could be symbolic of the yin-yang duality that exists in every person, as a nod to Robert Louis Stevenson's; Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

The perfect use of the so called "breen-screen" really transports the viewers to an amazing world where everything is possible. Usually I am a supporter of practical effects but Neil Breen reinvents the techniques and makes all the other special effects filled motion pictures of the past 30 years obsolete.

Breen gives the metaphorical finger to the status quo and is not afraid of exposing hard truths.

To every marvel fan, watch this movie!!!

Better than Bee movie and Shawshank Redemption, I cried the whole way through, true art.

This is on the level of a Bad Movie. I mean I could follow the story - what is weak -, was not bothered by the ridiculous dialogue, and the film as far as I'm concerned lacked the previous NB-productions' horrid editing mess.

Sure, the AI-theme led nowhere, the acting is nonexistant, the effects are stock-stupid, and the whole thing is amateurish, but kudos where kudos due, it is (almost) on the level of The Room. And in the end I appreciate the effort,even if this was not the most enjoyable, or most defined movie of NB. Pass Thru was a propaganda-film by design, and my fav. was I Am Here....Now, which followed the designes of a religious movie, though it confused me that it didn't promote religion but the format was there.

So, in the end, I seriously thought this was not some incoherent rambling, and wish Neil keep following his dream, because I Am Here.