Paper Towns (2015)

Am I the only one who was kinda disappointed in this movie? I feel that the characters were empty and I don't "feel" Quentin nor Margo at all. Knowing that it's based off a John Green novel, and how "The Fault In Our Stars" did make me feel a little sad, I was expecting this movie to be "on par" (even though I'd say that TFIOS book wins the movie hands down). Anyhow, this made me make a mental note - go read "Paper Towns" (John Green is such a good writer).

Cara Delevingne and Nat Wolff didn't have THAT chemistry though. It actually feels awkward watching them together. The supporting cast, on the other hand, plays their roles better I feel. And guess who appeared as a cameo! Ansel Elgort! (Sorry I don't meant to compare but Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley did a much better job)

I don't think this movie is worth a watch unless you're an ultimate fan (of whatever or whoever) or just ticking it off your movies-to-watch list.

:(

Coherence (2013)

Another psychological thriller, which really scared me at the start. After lots of twists and turns, I'm still trying to figure out the ending haha.

I'd say this movie does good in providing tension, but I'm quite curious what happens to those who ended up in another reality. The "interaction" and confusion between realities are quite cool. Except that I'd like to see more of the consequences of entering another reality, and more "drama" nearing the revelation and so on and so forth. I probably don't even make sense.

This movie also reminds me of another movie "The One I Love" that I just watched awhile ago, when people from one dimension meet themselves from another or something like that.

I don't know what's with the comet thing too, is there a history on this? Someone enlighten me please.

Overall, though, the movie's pretty good. I enjoyed it. Definitely worth a watch!