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| Release Date: September 23, 2022

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DeralacMar 16, 2023

This movie is what is sometimes referred to as a slow burn, which is a show/movie that has very little story and doesn’t know how to add world building or character development material. So instead it’s a string of long, boring, drawn outThis movie is what is sometimes referred to as a slow burn, which is a show/movie that has very little story and doesn’t know how to add world building or character development material. So instead it’s a string of long, boring, drawn out scenes. Characters walking across the set, cars driving down a road, characters staring, and long pauses in dialogue. They are essentially trying to turn a short story into a novel by adding pages and pages of pointless filler material. A story that unfolds slowly can work, but it requires interesting characters and an intriguing premise to make up for plodding along. That is not this movie. This movie is trying to be a metaphor for the writer feeling like there’s a script trapped inside their word processor. I think this movie would have been better left inside.… Expand

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darkhorse88May 16, 2023

Good film! A famous author (Rachel Shelley - great) checks in to a futuristic retreat to help write her new book. With an artificial intelligence assistant (Heida Reed - excellent) and a hologram character played by Wayne Brady, this isn'tGood film! A famous author (Rachel Shelley - great) checks in to a futuristic retreat to help write her new book. With an artificial intelligence assistant (Heida Reed - excellent) and a hologram character played by Wayne Brady, this isn't going to be that straightforward, as you can imagine. What's impressive is how this plays out and discovering not just what can go wrong with AI, that's too obvious, but what exactly is wrong with Claire, the writer. I can't spoil it but it isn't always the AI that's broken. Great ending!… Expand

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