The acting from Zoey and Dylan is GOOD. Zoey is the indie film sweetheart and I'm glad to see her in more movies. I loved her work since seeing Flower and as for Dylan - come on Teen Wolf and the First Time. They're both so damn charming in their roles.
As for the story - it was OK; I mean, the whole social media obsession is scary relevant. But I don't think we needed a full movie on it. The editing with the title cards was also a bit annoying, very first-time short film and feature film move.
To be honest, I would've been curious to see this as a story as a book. The film was straight forward on its promo, although clever, "unlikeable female protagonist". But I'm sorry - this is entertainment and I was hoping the character learned something and was genuine about it. So basically, she only came forward of her secret due to blackmail? That felt a bit of a cope out.
I think the story would've been a lot stronger if Danni decided to come forward of her secret due to her growing friendship with Rowan. Now that would've shown some growth with Danni. I think the audience would've felt more of a connection (relief, sad, etc.) at the end, where Dani walks away from Rowan's speech. That last scene also bothered me - so no look from Rowan or some acknowledgment?
As for the story - it was OK; I mean, the whole social media obsession is scary relevant. But I don't think we needed a full movie on it. The editing with the title cards was also a bit annoying, very first-time short film and feature film move.
To be honest, I would've been curious to see this as a story as a book. The film was straight forward on its promo, although clever, "unlikeable female protagonist". But I'm sorry - this is entertainment and I was hoping the character learned something and was genuine about it. So basically, she only came forward of her secret due to blackmail? That felt a bit of a cope out.
I think the story would've been a lot stronger if Danni decided to come forward of her secret due to her growing friendship with Rowan. Now that would've shown some growth with Danni. I think the audience would've felt more of a connection (relief, sad, etc.) at the end, where Dani walks away from Rowan's speech. That last scene also bothered me - so no look from Rowan or some acknowledgment?