User Reviews

Although this film may be very confusing or even dreadful, you have to have an open mind to watch it. This movie put into sense with each Member of the band. The movie was quite good to be blunt, but there is an emptiness while you watch it. I'm sure AFI put a lot of thought into this and the meaning is still unclear to me, but I'm sure someone out there understands it. I strongly advise you to watch this movie and try to understand the sorrow behind the movie. Witch this movie was made during the sing the sorrow era. Davey, Hunter, Adam, and Jade did do a very outstanding job working and acting. even today there's a lingering message thats unreadable lingering in my head about this movie... -Justin Barbee

(May be "spoilers" in the review, depending on how much of a sensitive crybaby you are)

For a movie that goes for 8 minutes and contains no dialogue whatsoever, this is a wonderful movie. The AFI band members make very great actors, from Hunter's running through the woods, to Davey's romantic escapades with a femme fatale, to Adam's wit and cunning in a game of cards only to be the one outwitted, to Jade's sneaky and cool appeal when snooping around the house.

The story of the movie revolves around a mysterious box, its contents unknown for the entire picture. The basic story involves how Hunter found the box, how Davey lost it, and how Adam and Jade attempted to reclaim the treasure of unknown value. Even though there is no dialogue in the movie, a watcher can easily feel the emotions and can understand the movie perfectly!

This is a must have for AFI fans. It's a very interesting experience and insight into the band.