3 Day Weekend

I will admit that at first part way into the movie I was confused and almost gave up watching it. The flashback sequences were confusing but in the end writer/director Wyatt McDill does pull off an excellent movie tying up the ending and explaining the story.

A good mental exercise and fun to watch. I can't say more than that because it would ruin the experience.

Before I begin my review please ignore the tens, eights and nines ratings these are obviously from people associated with this movie.

Now on with my REAL review.

The storyline was interesting and I also liked the flashback style it was done in, now don't get me wrong this movie is far from perfect but for most part the movie ran smoothly.

The almost lack of dialogue didn't bother me, if the movie was slow and uninteresting then it would have been a pain but the movie far from dragged.

The acting for this kind of movie was good not high Hollywood style but it was still good.

So now you must be wondering why only four stars, well..... There was near the final 20 minutes where the movie ran out of steam and it seemed to drag a bit.

The sort of twist you could guess a mile away but overall this movie is WORTH A WATCH.

Every clue is provided during the movie that you need to crack the case. It's resolved at the last scene so how did you do? Thank heavens for rewind. It's a pandemic panacea for a couple of hours.

The movie keeps going back and replaying from different perspectives. It's hard to keep up with what's going on. The main character is deaf and you have no idea what she's saying. The whole movie probably has 50 words total.

Looks and feels like something somebody in film school got a B on.

Upside - it is less than the standard 1.5hours.

Downside - it jumps around so much that you lose focus on the ridiculous revenge plan. Resist the temptation to rewind. Just let it play or watching something else. It's not worth it.