Loved Ethan Hawke, Thought he was a great casting! He’s one of my favorite actors at the moment!! The movie is really interesting, and keeps you on your toes the whole time, trying to figure out what will happen next. There are a lot and I mean a lot of plot holes and unanswered questions, but other than that it’s an enjoyable watch, and it shows you some truth! This will either be a love or hate movie for most people, I feel like. The actors were amazing and played their roles outstanding, the camera work was really interesting and I enjoyed it, I would see how some people wouldn’t though.

Loved Ethan Hawke, Thought he was a great casting! He’s one of my favorite actors at the moment!! The movie is really interesting, and keeps you on your toes the whole time, trying to figure out what will happen next. There are a lot and I mean a lot of plot holes and unanswered questions, but other than that it’s an enjoyable watch, and it shows you some truth! This will either be a love or hate movie for most people, I feel like. The actors were amazing and played their roles outstanding, the camera work was really interesting and I enjoyed it, I would see how some people wouldn’t though.

Bro what was up with the 4th person staring into the camera lines. I got the heebie-jeebies

Bro what was up with the 4th person staring into the camera lines. I got the heebie-jeebies

a genuinely good ~suspense~ movie. did a crazy job at making you anticipate

a genuinely good ~suspense~ movie. did a crazy job at making you anticipate

❝I think we know we're living a lie. An agreed-upon mass delusion to help us ignore and keep ignoring how awful we really are.❞
⊱ ────── {.⋅ ✯ ⋅.} ────── ⊰

This started off promising, but quickly lost the plot. Honestly, this was kinda a waste of time considering the ending.

Almost all of the characters were annoying, the exceptions being Clay and George. Amanda and Rose were especially so insufferable they ruined almost every scene they were in. I didn't care whether the characters survived; there was no development, no redemption arcs, nothing to pull you in. On the contrary I was hoping for death; the closest we got was Archie throwing up blood (which Danny somehow had medicine for).

As I said the plot initially was promising, but the slow pace dragged the life out of the film. And the ending was so abrupt and pointless it made me regret starting the film.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend this and wish I'd watched something else.

❝I think we know we're living a lie. An agreed-upon mass delusion to help us ignore and keep ignoring how awful we really are.❞
⊱ ────── {.⋅ ✯ ⋅.} ────── ⊰

This started off promising, but quickly lost the plot. Honestly, this was kinda a waste of time considering the ending.

Almost all of the characters were annoying, the exceptions being Clay and George. Amanda and Rose were especially so insufferable they ruined almost every scene they were in. I didn't care whether the characters survived; there was no development, no redemption arcs, nothing to pull you in. On the contrary I was hoping for death; the closest we got was Archie throwing up blood (which Danny somehow had medicine for).

As I said the plot initially was promising, but the slow pace dragged the life out of the film. And the ending was so abrupt and pointless it made me regret starting the film.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend this and wish I'd watched something else.

The recurring theme of self-centeredness has been explored in various pieces of media countless times and will likely continue to be a prevalent topic. While I don't particularly dislike it, if one chooses to convey this theme, it should be executed impeccably. With that being said, Leave The World Behind leaves so much to be desired.
There’s a lack of cohesiveness in terms of direction throughout the entire film. It feels as if there were 5 different directors with completely different directorial styles. The overall lack of cohesiveness is clear.
Now, the camara work is INCREDIBLE, and not to discredit the director, but I’m more amazed with the director of photography than with the actual director of the film.
The screenplay proves to be notably lacking, failing to breathe life into characters, except for Rose. Her storyline is the greatest, most thrilling aspect of the film, successfully conveying the intended plot and message in a more original and engaging manner. The Friends subplot is funny, ironic, intentional, and even moving. I loved it.
Regrettably, the eerie music fails to enhance the film's tone, instead diminishing my engagement—a departure from the intended impact of music in movies. Music should be used as a device.
The set design and certain shots are commendable, yet the film as a whole feels notably deficient.

The recurring theme of self-centeredness has been explored in various pieces of media countless times and will likely continue to be a prevalent topic. While I don't particularly dislike it, if one chooses to convey this theme, it should be executed impeccably. With that being said, Leave The World Behind leaves so much to be desired.
There’s a lack of cohesiveness in terms of direction throughout the entire film. It feels as if there were 5 different directors with completely different directorial styles. The overall lack of cohesiveness is clear.
Now, the camara work is INCREDIBLE, and not to discredit the director, but I’m more amazed with the director of photography than with the actual director of the film.
The screenplay proves to be notably lacking, failing to breathe life into characters, except for Rose. Her storyline is the greatest, most thrilling aspect of the film, successfully conveying the intended plot and message in a more original and engaging manner. The Friends subplot is funny, ironic, intentional, and even moving. I loved it.
Regrettably, the eerie music fails to enhance the film's tone, instead diminishing my engagement—a departure from the intended impact of music in movies. Music should be used as a device.
The set design and certain shots are commendable, yet the film as a whole feels notably deficient.