False Colors

Acting Is very disappointing From both lead actress and just about everyone else

Too bad as the plot could have been good

Watch this now - FALSE COLORS deserves a broad audience. Considering the current state of global-affairs and recent revelations of the Deep State cabal, this movie is political grist to chew on and digest. Impressive production value for an indie film, solid acting, and clearly William Norton is a writer/director to be watched.

William Norton did an excellent job! You'll love the film especially if you live in Los Angeles because you'll see so many familiar sites like Lucques restaurant (which unfortunately just closed), the Santa Monica Pier, Hollywood Blvd. and the Merry Go Round in Griffith Park. There is lots of action and the virus theme is sure timely.

I enjoyed watching this movie! I was amazed on how production was so creative on it's tight budget. The plot had me in suspense throughout the film and opened my eyes about things I haven't considered before. I was very entertained and definitely recommend it!

As a retired intelligence officer, I was impressed by the accuracy and credibility of this film. The acting and stunts were also superb. Several plot twists add to this film's appeal and I'm surprised no filmmaker to my uncertain knowledge has explored the geo-political angle running through William Norton's plot. Kudos to him for tackling such an ambitious project in his first feature and I'm intrigued about his future films as well as whether he'll attempt a sequel to False Colors...