Buoyancy

Not just your average thriller, the script is well written with high regard for details and facts. The plot works amazingly well and is surprising through out the whole film. This director has really hit the mark with his casting, script and crew. A must-see for every thriller fan.

I had high hopes - it seems, now, because of the shill reviews that I didn't take adequate care in vetting. A continuing problem on IMDB - and something that makes me abhor the producers/distributors for encouraging such a thing. Look at all three 10-star reviews mysteriously from 17th Jan - all accounts with a single, glowing review for this relatively obscure film. No mystery - they are shill reviews.

The film is so slow and pretentious its a definition of inefficiency. Something useful could have been made of the premise, with a better writer, actors, editor and producer. A tight black-mirror episode is in there someway, exploring the collision of isolation with AI technology (or something). The film is so extremely dull and unengaging, I challenge you to watch 40 minutes without micro-sleeping or pondering on other things. Terrible trash.

As the pandemic continues to ravage the world and mainline filmmakers hold back, many aspirant new offerings are flooding the market. Initially these movies receive fantastic ratings, but as more and more viewers give their real opinions (or rating), the tide turns.

Buoyancy is one of them and more. It is also riding on a 2019 movie with the same name, but is an idiotic psychotic offering not fit for normal viewers. There are no appropriate words to denounce this utter rubbish comprising two people in a 4-man submarine, one the inventor and the other a student. They should be figuratively speaking eradicated, plus the makers of this aberration.

It keeps your mind in the movie from beginning till the end. Strong dialogs and really well made shots. A absolute watch for everyone !

...but it was bad. Nothing much happens, and when it does - it has no sufficient explanation. Also, her eyes were un-normal and distracting. I was relieved when it ended.