Reviews

An interesting mix of virtual reality and celebrity status through social media.

The main character is a young woman who seems to live completely in a kind of virtual reality world, 1 room from which she cannot leave and almost constantly online with cameras that follow her everywhere.

Likes and attention online completely dominate her life and she never leaves her room, then something strange happens that causes her to leave her room.

Here the story takes a kind of matrix-like turn, causing her to become so upset that all her followers drop her instantly.

Suddenly her room turns out to be a prison.

The matrix plot makes the story interesting, but it is not enough to really do anything with it.

Effects are nicely done.

The beginning of this short film about a sex robot is promising, seeing the robot being more or less programmed is nicely done, but in my opinion it could have been a bit longer and more extensive.

The story is told well at a good pace, we see the main character who has just gotten out of a relationship and has purchased a robot.

Things go well towards the end until the real ending where his ex comes to pick up some things and more or less accidentally discovers his robot.

Unfortunately, at this point the film is abruptly cut off and the film ends.

That is immediately the weakest aspect of the film and is a very unsatisfactory ending.

Very charming and romantic fairy tale performed as a musical with successful songs.

Tommy and Jeff are on holiday in Scotland and get lost when they suddenly discover a village that is not on the map.

The inhabitants seem to live 200 years back in time, Tommy quickly feels at home in the village, especially when he falls in love with Fiona, one of the beautiful women in the village.

He will have to make a decision quickly if he wants to stay and say goodbye to his modern life in New York for good or return to the real cold life in modern times.

The romanticisation of the old days versus the cold aloofness of today, mixed with a romantic love story is more or less the main theme of the film, the scene in which he is back in New York and his future fiancée keeps talking about herself. Emphasizing the coldness of the modern woman versus Fiona's warm personality.

Of course this is romanticized, but nevertheless effectively executed, and perhaps there is even a grain of truth in it.

Still, the story lacks depth and I had the feeling that much more could have been done with this theme, which is a shame.

Also Jeff's story get's the short end of the stick here i almost felt sorry for him for being sort of side tracked after his scenes with the other beautiful woman .

Nevertheless, a successful romantic story with a happy ending.