Aiden

Beautifully shot and some terrific suspense. The pacing is very good as well as some of the character conflict. Effect were very efficient considering the low budget.

Beautiful landscape. There was a lot of tension that kept me hooked in on the story. I also think the writers did a good job of establishing the characters. There was a perfect balance of internal and external conflict. I thought the character of Aiden was a well-written and relatable character.

The cinematography was very creative and fluid. The film makes a good use of it's landscape to reflect the character's inner turmoil. Definitely recommend it.

Lol Wow, did this movie ever take an about turn in its final act! I was enjoying this perfectly well as a drama about a man fleeing physical and mental abuse at his beautiful lover but the unbelievably ridiculous and out of nowhere sci-fi turn the plot takes just completely obliterated all of that, the guy was a robot or something? It didn't work and was just completely unnecessary and meaningless, it was would have worked fine enough if he'd have been hallucinating or something because of hunger and some weird sneaky sh@t the creepy little therapist was doing, I was enjoying the drama, the lead actor was quite good and sincere and it was to me poignant and pretty relatable when he was wrestling between sticking to his guns and calling his boyfriend to teIl him where he was, you don't generally get that brought up very often in movies when it's two guys involved. But when he very unexpectedly starts spouting alien gobbledegook at the end well, the damn movie is rendered pretty much worthless! The twist is just so very hackneyed and amateurish and just completely sends the movie totally careening and flying off the rails and it's one of the worst most poorly done plot twists I've ever seen in a ton of movies, sadly it's one to avoid because instead of being the drama with dark edges it was clearly meant to be, it tries to be a little too much and succeeds at nothing... What a total drag man!

So this is a story about a man with a troubled past. We enter upon him falling apart so to speak losing his grip on reality and conscious presence and stability.

Bouncing between not knowing what to do and trying to hard to do an impression of what one would at a glance think is the proper way (and probably expecting the blair witch around every corner) based on the camera quality.

Apparently aiden catches a cold and was forced to take a very long flight a few weeks before his world unraveled.

From there it gets pretty confusing very fast as the messages all seem different. The director seems to have one narrative and the main character seems to be following his own haphazard impulses while there is a third subtext that doesn't match either and will surely be spun off as the master of spin disasters and sold for scrap.

Turns out diversity is good in entertainment news as well. Someone should have explained that to them before they went off like a rocket and exploded like a one time firework.

You're probably looking for sci fi if you stumbled upon this D-grade poop so I'll just let you know now that this is about as sci fi as a dead bird and possibly one of the worst attempts at film making in modern history.

It's sad that we have to filter through this much crap these days, I never used to be so negative towards films but had their been a review like this on IMDB I wouldn't have bothered. In fact there was a bug on the user reviews tab that led me to a dead page.

REALLY bad acting, camera work, audio, script and just about every other element of film making is abused in the worst possible way and I get the feeling by the positive reviews here that this amateur who made Aiden even considers this good work.

I gave it one star for the continuity, by that I mean the acne on his nose seemed to be present in every scene.

This film is what you get when a multiple personality sufferer who thinks they can act, decides to write a script that they also think they can direct.

The result is this mess you call a movie.

Even Francis Ford Coppola with his self financed 120 million dollar disaster called Megapolis failed to pull of a career ending film and all because he thought he was a writer when he should have stuck with directing.

News flash: Actors should ONLY act.

Writers should ONLY write.

Directors should ONLY direct.

Any attempt to do more than one thing results in creating a sad convoluted mess that you can barely call a movie. This film is a nail in the coffin of Hollywood which is dying fast, because of these "I can do it all" wanna bees that think they can do more than one thing and do it well.

I implore you when you sit with your other wanna be friends at the coffee shop, to give serious thought to this and to create a support group to help each other realize your short falls and all in the interest of sparing your poor audience the pain of watching your creations on film.

Do one thing and do it well or don't do any of them.

Act, write or direct but for Gods sake learn from disastrous releases that have predated your creation, they all flopped because your ego is what drove you to think you are a combo talented person.

You are not.