Review of Don't Go

Yet another dud featuring Stephen Dorff. At this pace, he's bound to become the next Eric Roberts. This one is nicely done, with a really great supporting cast, nice cinematography and direction, good editing, etc. But one thing falls short, and another goes a little too far. As usual, what goes a little too far is Stephen Dorff: he's always trying too hard to "act". Well, not always, but enough for you to notice he's trying too hard... What falls short is the plot. It sucks. Besides the fact that you can see the ending a mile away, there is no tension whatsoever, not even for a second, and then there's the ridiculous mystery animal (crows) and the ridiculous mystery-man (a furniture mover dressed in a crow-themed T-shirt bought online, who drops a couple of lines of platitudinous BS). If you are a romantic 12-year old, this might blow your mind. If you're an adult, you might enjoy this movie as a mild waste of time. You will forget it in 20 minutes, that's why I'm writing this ASAP after watching it.