Aurora's Law

All that buildup and this is the finished movie... Roxanne posted on social media like this was going to be the greatest thing since sliced bread. In the end, it was nothing but a vehicle for her huge ego and the movie is a complete mess. I am shocked that $100,000 could be spent on something this poorly made. Perhaps she should focus on being a lawyer instead of an actress/producer/pop star because she's not that good at any of those. I feel for some of the other actors who are taking it seriously and doing the best with the cheeesy script they have, but unfortunately it falls flat and this mess is nothing but a tax write-off because there are only two ways this movie will make it's money back: no way and no how.

This film started off weak but ended strong. I hope people that see this will watch till the end.

Decent character study on the mother character, the others not so much. The film does feel a tad disjointed with the sudden jumps in time that could have been helped with some montages. The camera work is so-so and the sound is decent enough.

I like to support indie cinema but this film felt like a student film for the most part and if 100k was indeed spent, I don't think it went to whatever was on camera.

Not bad, but not great. Worth a watch.

In this amazing coming of age film, Kaitlin and Lewis needs more screen time! The plot was OK. The story could've been better but the character development and Kaitlyn loses character phenomenal! She deserves not one Oscar but two. I went into this movie feeling OK but I left, feeling satisfied and wanting more. Heartbreak feels good in a place like this. We come to this place for Kaitlin Louis we come to this place to cry to care. Because we need Kaitlin, Lewis, all of us that indescribable feeling when the lights begin to dim. Some might ask me can we watch the movie? Or can we go ride space mountain? I say why not both bring your iPhone.