Normally I would give anything I didn't like ONE star, but there is enough craftsmanship to give it 4 stars. It was literally 10 minutes of the same repeated love dance over and over again. There is no story. if you enjoy abstract art without a story then you may like this. I just think we live in a world today where people PRETEND to like things, or believe they are pressured into liking things that are on its face not very good. Perhaps it is a reflection of the ever increasing human disconnect and living artificial lives online.
I was far more interested in the music that was playing along which I found out was Rainsford, Margaret Qualley's sister, who played the co-lead next to Shia.
It was essentially a 10 minute music video, but could have been 3 minutes without losing the spirit of it. Maybe I would have given it more stars. It would have been even better had it ended with learning one of the characters had died or left the other one and it was about lost love or something. Something, ANYTHING, would have been better than the repetitiveness.
I was far more interested in the music that was playing along which I found out was Rainsford, Margaret Qualley's sister, who played the co-lead next to Shia.
It was essentially a 10 minute music video, but could have been 3 minutes without losing the spirit of it. Maybe I would have given it more stars. It would have been even better had it ended with learning one of the characters had died or left the other one and it was about lost love or something. Something, ANYTHING, would have been better than the repetitiveness.