Clementine

When you write a movie, despite what size of ego you have, in the end your job is to craft a escape for your audience. To ay least entertain them for 90 minutes... not put them to sleep. Clementine is a perfect example of how indie cinema is failing. Decent cast, decent production value... but otherwise complete bore. At least make a boring movie with an original story. Hopefully Gallagher will learn this on her next film.

I swear it's the same movie but Swimming Pool was better. A little more heat could have helped this movie a lot.

I get tired of the reviews that say there's no entertainment or escape here in this film, or that it is boring. If you want escape, try Thailand, and if you can't get through a movie without a car chase or shoot-em-up without finding it boring, well, perhaps movies aren't your thing.

This is a well-made movie about desire, about wanting to be something really badly but not knowing if you even have it in you. The music is understated, which is a rare pleasure, and the acting is good. The characters feel real.

The main character portrays well that feeling after a breakup, when part of you feels liberated, part is angry, part wants to reconcile, and most of you is just spinning a lot, trying to figure out the next step.

This film is completely and thoroughly boring. The score is absurd and fills the aura of suspense, but the only reveal is that nothing happens!

Perfectly paced, beautifully filmed and well acted suspenseful story about the complexity of women's relationships and a girl's coming of age. Hauntingly impactful original score.