The Company Called Glitch That Nobody and Everybody Wanted

Ratings seem fake. Movie is actually a bad production with bad actors and a poor story. It first had a rating of 9.5 now its gone down to 7.5 i bet if i check in half a year its gonna be down to 3 point sonething.

Ratings seem fake. Movie is actually a bad production with bad actors and a poor story. It first had a rating of 9.5 now its gone down to 7.5 i bet if i check in half a year its gonna be down to 3 point sonething.

I had to copy paste my review to get the minimum required characters. Still have to write 85 of them. Jeezus this boring. 50 now. Ok hey why does a review require a minimum anyways?

There's a TED talk of the director of Finding Nemo Andrew Stanton talking about storytelling and how audiences like to be given the pieces and not necessarily the finished answer. So in his example, he called it the rule of 2 + 2. Give the audience 2 and 2 -- they'll figure out that it equals four and be happy they figured it out.

This film puts that to the test. All the pieces are there but it takes till the midway point until they start fitting together. This makes for an uneven first half until you figure out what's going on. Then it picks up but doesn't stop being choppy and jarring at times.

It's the writing that carries this film even to its detriment. If you're fine watching a bunch of people talking, then it's great, but the writing never gets a chance to breathe with moments where you can think about what's happening.

Ten stars because I was super impressed with how the story was told and would love for this structure to get used more beyond just a business drama like this. I probably will have to rewatch this a time or two more to catch everything.

The filmmaking backing up all of that writing is simple, but nothing special -- it all comes down to this film being a screenwriter showing out.

This film was very wonderfully done in every way imaginable-from the direction, to the lighting, to the acting. Although, there was little to no action involved, the dialogue alone was enough to keep me gripped from start to finish. The relationship between the two owners of the tech start-up is akin to two parents fighting over how to raise their children. Should they allow the children to leave the nest, so to speak, to learn and thrive on their own? Or should they continue watching over them personally to ensure their growth is optimal? I'm used to watching films that allow me to turn my brain off and just consume the content, but this one had me thinking the whole way through. It was quite a welcome change of pace! I have never seen a Smart Business Film prior to this one, but this one has certainly made me very intrigued by the genre. Kudos to all the cast and crew involved in the creation of this wonderful film!

Phenomenal film angles and camera shots. The product came just as it was advertised. It was thrilling, and on the edge of my seat! Would love to see this story structure and film dynamic more in the main industry with bigger budget movies. There are many different leads that causes one to wonder why social media big tech companies are actually evil and want to see society crumble especially the average American jane and john smith. This movie further supports my conspiracy theories that TikTok is evil and does not care about my feelings. I don't want TikTok or any other social media having that much control in my life, this society is turning into alien controlled beings controlled by electronic idol worship!

This film reminded me a lot of Memento with the crazy complex structure - it makes sense and the end and ends the story in a really cool place I haven't seen before but it didn't make a lot of sense until then. I think I figured it out around the 50 minute mark and then it was a fun ride from then on out. But get zoned in because if you miss the first few minutes, it's just hard to catch up. The story has a lot of computer terms but seems to make sense to someone without a lot of knowledge of that. So overall solid film with a lot of cool stuff but it really comes down to a lot of people talking - kinda like a play but a play that only works through the medium of film. Gotta rewatch this to get my thoughts together...