And Then I Go

This was a profoundly dull movie. It started off on the right foot, but all we saw was this main character Edwin getting bullied by classmates, neighbors, a teacher, his principal, and even his best friend. I liked seeing the closeness between the main character and his younger brother, but that was it. Absolutely nothing significant happened in this movie and no character grew or developed. The parents were just as bad as the bullies and provided no moral compass for their kid.

Here's what could have helped. We see that this young man is good at art. That topic was completely forgotten about. Also the principal suggested the social skills workshop. Why not give this main character the luxury of making more friends and finding his place in the school? The best friend Flake was an obnoxious and cruel kid- it was hard to take him seriously because he never had Edwin's back. Edwin is such a likable kid and was neglected the entire way through.

I will give a bit of praise for Arman Darbo's performance. His narration style and ability to show complex emotions were perfect. He really could be the next Leonardo DiCaprio.

This film is underrated. I don't know why do people compare it to other ones in this topic and genre. The actor's play was actually amazing, the mood, colors, directing. I could actually see and feel what the main character was feeling. Of course, for people who watch it only to see the massacre - you will be disappointed, because it's not the main purpose of this movie. It's about teen problems, anxiety, depression and loneliness.

It's younger kids and they don't own a computer or smart phone totally unbelievable....9 & 10 year olds own a smart phone or play games on a Ipad. The acting and directing was good. This movie was either about gun control or being bullied.

A pretty good film ruined in its final moments. Most films that stop without ending are failures of grace, brains and courage. This is no exception.

I've seen this film a few times now, very good acting, but the story needed more. The ending was barely seen, as in the final event happens, but all you see really is blur and the voices are muffled. There wasn't a lot of development from anyone, and Edwin and especially Flake needed it the most. Things just happen that don't explain anything as to why the characters act the way they do. Zero Day does this much better, with its video diary style and final scene completely seen to the viewer, but I prefer this over that but only because of its clearer visuals, music, interaction, and less drag. It was good, but could've been better to give this a 10.