Taylor Swift: All Too Well

This short features not just the most mature song Taylor Swift has done in a while, but a roller coster of emotions masterfully done through 10 minutes. The performances are phenomenal, the lines are so heartbreaking because it feels too real and Swift direction showcases a true talent behind the camera. A masterpiece!

This is my favorite song ever, I can't believe we get to see this beautiful short film alongside it. The acting was amazing, Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien really gave they all for this performances. The cinematography was gorgeous, and created an amazing atmosphere that went great with the song.

Taylor Swift's direction doesn't disappoint, she really loves this piece of work and you can tell. Let's hope that she will continue to direct, she's only given us a little piece of what she can do.

I think this was the perfect visual interpretation of the song. I think the casting was great especially Sadie who really impressed me. She told the whole story with her facial expressions.

The colours were great too. They all have a warm, autumn feel, which suits the whole song and even the album.

Seeing this story play out was just as painful as the song and I think they compliment each other well!

It's just so brilliant! I am not a Swiftie, but I can't deny Taylor Swift is very talented. I think if I didn't see this short movie, then I wouldn't fall in love with the song. It's literally a long song, a 10-minute song, but I still love every bit of it without looking bored or constant.

Sadie Sink and Dylan O Brien are so outstanding there. They are able to deliver the emotion and meaning behind Taylor's song in a short movie. I really feel withdrawn into their emotions, I can feel the love, anger, sadness, etc. I never experience the same thing, but I can feel how heartbroken she was. Well the emotion in this song is very strong. Brilliant!

Once again, Taylor Swift proves she can do anything; cinematographicaly speaking, this is sooo well directed; acting wise, Sadie and Dylan portray the emotion absolutely perfect and so raw. It's incredible the way u can connect to this film. The 35mm format gives it the "home video" touch that makes the film even more relatable.

Spectacular, a must watch!