Monochrome: The Chromism

It starts off decent enough, even though the acting of one of the characters is on par with the budget the rest was a positive suprise relatively speaking. But even if the concept is fresh with human actors (not animated) there isnt long til there are clichés left and right.

Interesting concept. Been done before--and better. ( Pleasantville this ain't ).

Nice way to find work for a bunch of iron man bodybuilders and extras, but doesn't really hang, the script sucked and if it wasn't for trite over-acting, there wouldn't be any.

Low budget ? If the budget were any lower...it would all be in black-and-white.

Not worth it. The acting needs some work, the plot was ok but the directing job was subpar

The writer/director shows a lot of promise with this production. Some of the visual FX were excellent, even if borrowed from Natural Born Killers. I like the way he made a special effort to credit his cast at the end. This will be a plus when they audition for new roles. Hopefully lessons learned making this movie will result in better ratings for Kodi Zene's next one.

The one big problem I had with this story was its premise. What on earth is the 'hue' thing about?? Viewers deserve an explanation for a precondition that bizarre, or at least a few strong hints. A very brief Road Warrior-type intro would have been helpful in justifying the events that followed. I suspect his plan was to maintain interest by leaving the question unanswered, but for me interest gave way to irritation well before the movie ended.