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Moviecut—Positive Apocalypse

There's low budget, then there's no budget. The idea of the movie tries to cash in on the global panic over COVID-19. Unfortunately, the plot makes no sense, and the protagonist (also the writer and director) appears to have watched enough movies to crudely imitate some camera angles here and there. So just what is there to see? First, lots and lots of crying. Even when it makes no sense to cry, the protagonist cries. Second, blurry camera work. Perhaps with a better camera, these shots would've worked. As they are, some scenes are utterly unwatchable. Third, poorly choreographed fight, in exceptionally poor lighting. Fourth, lots and lots of exposition to advance the plot, even plot twists are handled via wooden and clumsy dialogue. Fifth, lots of pointless wandering/meandering. In all, I've seen high school kids make better films with their phones.

Literally the worst film I've ever seen. Poorly written, poorly shot, poorly acted.

Poorly written, poorly filmed. I felt no connection at all with this overthinking, controlled-by-fear, mama's boy.

Good idea, super DOP, Super direction, Super edit, overall Amazing Bro

Nice concept and wonderful & thrilling experience😍 Congratulations to Naveen Mullangi

Nice concept and wonderful & thrilling experience Congratulations to Naveen Mullangi

Positive Apocalypse