Till We Meet Again

This is an excellent indie adventure drama. The execution of this low budget independent film is very impressive. The script is very solid and the dialogue is real not only because of the writing but because of the cast and direction.

Although it starts of slow and I recommend this film to an indie lover who has not had two glasses of wine before watching, it truly builds more and more and 35 min in, I love the main character and the journey that has begun in Thailand.

The other characters, the backpackers are introduced midway and adds a lot to the pacing of the film.

After finishing it I was left with both emotions and relief.

I highly recommend this film to any art house, indie film lovers also people who like ultra realism in acting and a thought through screenplay. Not too much action I'd say more feeling than through for your mind!

I very much agree with the critic's review regarding 'Til We Meet Again.

It's a well-written peace of art that does not write me on the nose.

I could relate to all characters that are written and directed in such an ultra realistic way. It made me dream myself away and enjoy being abroad for 103 minutes.

Also not the stereotypical happy love drama that I expected, the fact that these films showcase a break up rather than a meeting made me love it!

Please stay with it all the way through and you'll be sure to love it as much as I did! It rings true all the way and the characters that gets introduced half way in brings that main characters to life more when we see a growing change in them!

I have waited for more than an hour to see why this film has that rating and I don't really understand it. The movie is itself boring, sooooo boring and pretty slow. As I have seen in other review, the first and the only thing you would have to do is run and don't look back. I don't recommend under any circumstance to watching it and at least, for me, it such a waste of time. I don't want to bother to write more lines about this move. It doesn't make any sense.

Many have said this movie is rather slow or boring, but I like to think that it's meditative and serene. Saying a movie is slow doesn't really define it well. A travel journey can feel confusing, slow, fast, heartbreaking and exhaustive. Erik & Joanna are young and in love, and whatever happens there will remain in their memories forever. And the feeling left at the end as to what'll occur is sad but wonderful. Whether slow, boring, shitty, beautiful, insightful or experimental, this indie film made me feel. Don't expect Hollywood drama nor sequences that will blow you away, just watch it and watch these people exist in their pensive points in time.

I have to ask myself what drugs were people taking when this movie was given such great reviews? I mean, if this were an 8th grade movie project then maybe, just maybe this would be a 6 at best. Frankly, I would avoid this movie at all costs. It could be 45 minutes shorter and still the viewer would be left bored. Slow moving, a pretty shallow plot, a travel movie to support tourism in Thailand, two wooden actors who look like they are two anorexics in search of acting classes and there you have the basics of this movie that took about 102 minutes out of my life that I will never get back. I would highly recommend this movie as one to ignore and go watch something else with a plot, some meaningful dialogue, and two main characters who actually can portray some moods other than angry or depressed.