Every Time I Die

An interesting idea for a film but not easy to follow, no rhyme or reason, loses it for me. Worth a look but not memorable

Every time I die proved to be something of a surprise, initially I thought I was in for a bog standard thriller, but it turned out to be a rather unique, intriguing film loaded with twists and turns.

It's very well acted, I wouldn't say there's a particular standout, but everyone does a great job, Tyler Fleming is perhaps the standout, he's great as the villain of the peace.

It does perhaps take a little bit of time to get into its stride, but once it does, it's a rather exciting watch. I was expecting Sam to be one of those characters that wouldn't die, but the format was different.

Enjoyed it, 7/10.

Pretty decent low-budget movie. Good story and concept. Could have used some better editing, it was little scrambled in some areas.

I'm so glad I ignored all the negative reviews. The movie is really good and is in no way boring or confusing. I understood the whole movie. This is way better than some big budget movies I've seen! I'm glad Netflix picked it up. Just watch it!

It's far from "mind-blowing", some crucial things remain unexplained and the first 20 minutes are indeed not very interesting.

Nevertheless, your patience will be rewarded as the story gets interesting and the pacing gets better.

This is a mystery/thriller that makes you invested, and in the end, you feel empathy for the characters. It's important to fully understand the final twist, it's not so easy to understand as you think, but, if you get it, you realise that this was a movie worth of your time.

Not a great movie, but good enough to watch it. Recommended.