A Place We Go To

Loved this movie the story isn't that deep but still kept me interested although the runtime on IMBD is wrong the movie is only an hour long and i wish the movie was bit longer. Still i really enjoyed it. Amy Chang (Dong Hua) did a nice job on this one i really liked her character. (sorry if my english is bad first time writing a review on IMBD)

The movie editing is very weird. Maybe they tried to go for being artsy but hey failed. The writing and the storyline is off and you can't really connect with it. It's all too forced and not very deep. The acting is mediocre but there wasn't really much to work with in the beginning. I'm so tired of mediocre LGBTQ+ movies. It feels like they are just made to meet a quota. I just wish there would be a well thought out movie with enough budget and good actors. But those movies are so rare this days. This movie definitly goes in the category of forgettable and not worth watching. Time is better spend otherwise.

Movie was moving right along and getting quite interesting with great character development and good story lines until the last few minutes when the director began reversing the film so we don't know IF that happened or not. In other words, the movie was getting good but the ending SUCKED!

No pun intended - also some may say they don't really go to places ... not many that is. Sometimes you are stuck - and you don't even know why or how? Not to mention that this seems to tell us that it is a choice who you want to love - apparently your "taste" (sexual liking) is determined in your genes ... but suspension of disbelief and all that, so don't be too hard on the movie.

There are some fine scenes and relationships get tested (family but also loved ones). So there is something the movie tries to tell us, it will depend on you if you are here to listen to it or just want to be entertained rather than getting a life lesson or whatever you would call it.

It tried so hard to be some sort of deep lesbian story, but nothing connected. The characters didn't connect to their story, their backstory or their current lives. No one seemed familiar with each other. The stories were blurry and didn't fit or transition to the next scenes without thinking I'd missed some big plot twist. I didn't. Yes the landscapes are pretty but they don't hold any weight for its empty plot and character development. I'm so ready for a good queer love story, this isn't it.