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Coherence

Coherence

2013
Drama, Sci-fi
1h 29m
On the night of an astronomical anomaly, eight friends at a dinner party experience a troubling chain of reality bending events. Part cerebral sci-fi and part relationship drama, Coherence is a tightly focused, intimately shot film that quickly ratchets up with tension and mystery. (Summary by coffee)
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Coherence

2013
Drama, Sci-fi
1h 29m
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Rated 05 Jun 2019
60
15th
The title is a misnomer, because the plot in this low budget sci-fi flick is hardly coherent. I found myself wondering what kind of evil people these were who'd take their random layman interpretation of tenuous theories and resort to murdering alternate versions of themselves in hopes that it could keep their reality from collapsing. In a more rational interpretation, everyone would have remained calm, stayed inside the house and would have been fine. But I guess that would be even more boring.
Rated 11 Apr 2015
91
94th
One of the best science fiction movies in years! And I'm not just saying that because it's what's written on the poster displayed there conveniently to the immediate left of this mini-review text input window. No, I'm saying it because my friend who's over for dinner said that I told him to write that when he went next door and asked me.
Rated 17 Nov 2014
71
59th
Could have definitely gone in some more unexpected directions, but keeping the focus tight and the events low-key worked well enough. Some of the characters make weird/extreme decisions that don't really get an interesting follow-up though. Still, I'm a sucker for these kind of '90 minute Twilight Zone episode' movies. I prefer these over unnecessary sequels or CGI-driven blockbusters any day.
Rated 05 Jan 2015
74
76th
Not to go all Room 237 on you or anything, but the inclusion of the Sliding Doors reference certainly seems to suggest that Gwyneth Paltrow has been eliminated and replaced with an alternate Gwyneth Paltrow, which would explain so very much.
Rated 29 Aug 2014
80
86th
Pretty awesome low-budget sci-fi, praiseworthy for it brainy premise and highly effective minimalism. I don't think repeat viewing would be a good idea, but the first watch was very enticing. I can't wait to see what Byrkit comes up with next.
Rated 20 May 2015
65
59th
A 'Fringe' inspired minimalist mystery thriller that is at times ironically incoherent in its approach to character development and cause and effect in its narrative structure. I like that it never bites off more than it can chew, while never taking the low road of found footage schlock. In that sense it reminded me of a simpler version of 'Primer', and while the latter demanded repeat viewing, I don't think a revisit will do 'Coherence' any favors.
Rated 23 Dec 2014
76
71st
For an indie movie it used all it's normal cliches and trappings to take on a reasonably large concept and does so well, almost despite itself at times. The dialogue when not directly related to the plot is horrible and very canned feeling. I wish it did more with the concept, but I guess I'm just glad they did anything at all. A blockbuster trying to do the same thing would spend the first hour explaining everything for a last half hour with CGI.
Rated 20 Sep 2014
20
17th
After five minutes I was hoping the comet would hit the house and wipe out the pretentious assholes inside. Good writers use science fiction as a platform to emphasize aspects of society they think worth emphasizing. Here, science fiction serves only as a pretense for endless amounts of inane American indie pseudo-dialogue.
Rated 12 Aug 2014
51
32nd
As with most other offerings of its ilk, this is intriguing and provocative until it starts explaining shit. After that, it becomes progressively less interesting and less original until you're finally fighting off the urge to take a nap. Well-acted and well-mounted, but goddammit all. It's okay to be ambiguous and leave stuff unexplained sometimes, guys; I promise.
Rated 06 Feb 2017
76
47th
Got mixed feelings about this. I like the script well enough; Even when the sci-fi goes a little overboard the characters reacting to events keep the film grounded, and except for possibly the ending it doesn't really go off the rails. But these people fit into this weird mold of where for all the personality the script gives them they feel like empty vessels. Part of it is the acting which isn't bad but not quite good, but it's also the sets. Together they give the film an aura of plasticity.
Rated 15 Jun 2015
55
36th
What value is a good idea if you have no idea what to do with it?
Rated 10 Oct 2015
88
96th
Stunning. I'm in awe of these indie film-makers like J.W. Byrkit who, with a negligible budget and a left-field script, manage to hit such a home run. This type of sci-fi may be based on a flimsy metaphysical premise, but boy, is it executed well. Tension here there and everywhere, mystery, plot twists, characters and audience equally in the dark but totally gripped. I loved the experience from start to finish. Loved the aesthetic. Loved the storylines. A real gem & film of the year contender.
Rated 07 Sep 2014
60
39th
Much like "Another Earth", an admirable low-budget low-key sci-fi that focuses more on the impact on a personal and interpersonal level - in this case, a dinner party among old friends. Unlike "Another Earth", though, it doesn't quite deliver on the character side, which is a problem when the whole movie is people talking to each other (and alternate versions of each other).
Rated 10 Oct 2014
20
17th
I wish these guys could have just walked through the 'dark space' into a better movie, maybe one that wasn't like The Anniversary Party copping moves from Primer. Also seriously enough with Schrodinger's fucking cat already...
Rated 09 Oct 2014
4
55th
PRIMER-influenced sci-fi, ingeniously micro-managed to the tiniest detail. twist is that the actors were thrown into this funhouse blind, asked to improvise from a variety of options based on what little they knew. the result is unusually convincing (in an above avg mumblecore kinda way), and the airtight headfuck of a narrative is even more riveting/resonant as a result. i could maybe have done without the last 5 mins (bathroom scene onwards), but i have a major weakness for this sort of thing.
Rated 05 Aug 2016
72
76th
Pretty mind-blowing and clever, especially if you consider how it was done. Unfortunately, the all-time shaky cam and bad lighting distracts from the story. But nevertheless, the plot is gripping and the twists manage to stay long in your head.
Rated 07 Jul 2021
82
91st
I started out annoyed with the camera and editing, but the story very quickly drew me in. The improv-style helped create grounded characters whose reactions felt genuine. As the cerebral premise unfolds, things got interesting and the movie did a great job of keeping the emotional stakes at the forefront so it was more than just a puzzle film. I ended up really loving this.
Rated 11 Jun 2023
80
80th
Took a little bit to get started and there's a few plot points you have to just accept in order to fully enjoy it. Once it did get going, I thought it did a great job at keeping things moving. Really fun sci-fi plot with practically no budget. Sometimes it's obvious that lines are ad libbed since there wasn’t really a script, but I think that helped the film for the most part.
Rated 13 Sep 2014
80
77th
Another in the genre of mind and reality-bending sci-fi thrillers that will keep you thinking for a few days. The film is well filmed and acted, given its low budget, though some of the dialogue is a bit awkward. Its fast-pace keeps the concept from feeling stale. I wanted more from the ending than the 'twist' that Byrkit went for, but overall it was still an entertaining and thought-provoking thriller.
Rated 30 Oct 2014
70
89th
Enjoyable sci-fi time shifting flick that places imagination and creativity where it's budget should be. Like all good things, it leaves you wanting more.
Rated 28 Nov 2014
30
18th
It takes too long to get interesting. It's slow, boring and confusing. The final 10 minute are supposed to make it all worth watching, but it doesn't come close. Very low budget, short on thrills and too many forced scares. The characters and dialog are stupid and mostly tedious. The plot is an absurd mess. It was a nice try, but it was not at all satisfying. The ending was lame and it felt unfinished.
Rated 14 Sep 2015
66
70th
Coherence gets off to an incoherent, slow start with clunky exposition throughout, but eventually picks up and is, at times, satisfactorily thrilling. At its core, the film has a good sci-fi concept, especially well-produced for a low budget, but a lot of the dialogue does feel like filler. My main complaint is the decisions the characters make seem ill-advised for the sole sake of plot progression, and the ambiguity doesn't always pay off. Coherence is bizarrely enjoyable overall though.
Rated 03 Feb 2018
92
62nd
This movie plays with the idea of multiple realities and executes it amazingly.
Rated 03 Feb 2018
95
37th
Good movie to keep your attention. Definitely a weird little twist.
Rated 30 Aug 2014
71
61st
Extraordinarily bad dialogue and characters but interesting concept.
Rated 18 Sep 2014
70
69th
After a somewhat lame exposition, in which everyone pretty much swallowed the "facts" without questioning anything, it ultimately went to a very philosophical place. At that point, i began enjoying it. Sadly it merely touched the wide range of possibilities it should have explored.
Rated 16 Sep 2014
78
93rd
No budget, no script, no crew - a tense, original, mind-bending sci-fi drama, much better than Hollywood 100-million productions. No new science fiction film after The Man From Earth left such a strong impression. The ending is a bit of a let down; I would have preferred hard sci-fi to relationship drama.
Rated 20 Aug 2014
50
48th
Evidently the characters in this movie were transported to the year 2013 from the year 213, when people still thought that a comet in the sky was an omen of end times & general spookiness. Tip for Mr. Byrkit: next time, just let it be a random event that happens, don't try to tie it to a comet for no apparent reason at all
Rated 20 Oct 2014
90
96th
As Coherence is obviously drawing inspiration from the master piece that is Primer, of course I loved this! I was hoping for more of a puzzled feeling when the end credits appeared (not that I was completely without, I should mention), but Byrkit probably went for a one-time-view experience on purpose. I however consider revisiting it anyway. Oh, and it is fun at times too.
Rated 17 Mar 2015
70
75th
I love this low budget thing.. Not the most amazing movie ever but shows the things that can be done with a good idea and an OK script with now budget. The shooting style was kinda like for TV but it was still watchable. Liked the idea, liked the concept, got me really really tense at moments, and got me to grip the edge of my seat, quite a fun watch.
Rated 17 Sep 2014
40
14th
odd but i didn't buy it. has its moments though.
Rated 14 Jan 2016
95
96th
I really loved this movie. It needs a PTPM counter (plot twist per minute), if you are up for not eating popcorn, but your fingernails instead (ok don'really do that) then watch this movie.
Rated 19 Oct 2015
69
67th
fun low-budget movie that will get you paranoid about alternate realities for days after
Rated 23 Apr 2016
80
78th
Sci-fi I really enjoy yet I don't see too often. Mystery/Drama instead of action/adventure. It feels like great pains were made to make the plot based in some kind of scientific logic. Plot seems convoluted when looked at it in a big scope, but it's not hard to follow. What you don't get is purposeful for the mystery and when the characters figure stuff out they don't leave the audience behind with their logic. Character relationship developments seemed silly at times but were logical by end.
Rated 14 Nov 2019
60
47th
I didn't find anything special about it, it seemed correct in many ways, certainly not bad or boring, but I've certainly seen this concept better executed, having better dialogues and more interestingly done. For example, there are many characters when there's really not use for that many, they don't serve the story, you could took like 3 out of the story and it wouldn't change at all. Meanwhile, the rest aren't specially developed either so they took time from them for nothing in exchange.
Rated 07 Mar 2015
81
66th
Coherence is an impressive feature built around a fascinating and well-executed concept. The story follows a number of traditional beats one would find in a thriller, but the minimalist approach effectively brings an atmosphere of approaching dread into the film. I would have liked to see more development in the characters, and the editing felt intrusive at times. But overall a pretty enjoyable film that's easy to admire.
Rated 08 Dec 2014
95
99th
Oh boy. I might be overrating this by 10 points or so, but it's really something, especially after reading _afterwards_ how it was made.
Rated 08 Aug 2014
35
21st
The actors try to act as friends at a dinner party but end up on camera as people who barely know each other, lacking shared ties or knowledge. They are nonsensically scared to death of a comet and the dark because the script requires it. The director has trouble cutting down his material to get to the core of it, instead choosing to cut endlessly between confused characters. It's completely impossible to suspend disbelief because people don't normally behave anything like we see on screen.
Rated 30 Dec 2014
75
40th
The premise is so fascinating that I really wish they had sat down and hashed out a screenplay rather than relying on improvisation.
Rated 23 Dec 2014
65
85th
This is very good stuff and I suddenly feel like rewatching Primer.
Rated 09 Apr 2015
70
67th
Heh, this was pretty cool. I had no idea what to expect from this film, and that worked to its benefit, I think. It's a small scale and simple movie that explores big scale and complex ideas. There could have been some improvements made in the writing, but that would kind of betray the purpose behind the film. It's all very impressive, considering how it was made. I liked that the characters and actors felt nice and realistic. I recommend giving it a try - it might just surprise you.
Rated 28 Jan 2015
70
41st
Pretty good, though it's hard not to make the unflattering (and unfair) comparison to Primer. The premise is neat, and it isn't completely ruined in the third act, though it also isn't really explored as well as it could have been. The characters are set up quite nicely, though it's not carried along very well (for example, Mike's sudden alcoholic relapse just comes off as silly). Considering this kind of movie usually falls completely apart in the third act this is definitely above average.
Rated 19 Nov 2014
75
72nd
This film is one of the whitest things I've ever seen. The yuppie dialog is absolutely improvised and from the heart. Otherwise, it's got a great concept and by the end when they're actually doing something with it it works really well. Though it's just as annoying but for entirely different reasons, I think I liked 1 better.
Rated 31 May 2018
68
25th
Decent lo-fi sci-fi / slipstream that hits some notes of nightmarish existential dread.
Rated 15 May 2018
65
35th
The themes of the film require the characters to behave like stupid, self-centered dickheads which, while I can see what they were going for, makes it a frustrating watch.
Rated 27 May 2018
100
95th
Awesome. Terrifying and mind-bending thriller with great pacing and solid acting. 90 minutes is just right. I recommend giving it a shot cold as the less you know about the plot beforehand the more enjoyable it will be. 5 stars. Can't think of anything I would have changed or done differently to make it better.
Rated 25 Jun 2018
70
79th
A fun little sci fi thinking piece. Its hampered only by some less than stellar performances and poor production value. None of that makes it less than fun though.
Rated 13 Jul 2018
84
70th
Spoiler alert: Look! its Xander from Buffy punching himself at a dinner party!
Rated 05 Jan 2019
69
75th
Its has a too much unnecessary talk. First 40 minute is a little bit rubbish.
Rated 11 Feb 2020
77
52nd
More of an elaborate thought experiment than a "coherent" sci-fi story; this feels like more of a vehicle to put Byrkit on the map, which it does to middling effect - more interesting as a dive into the various paradoxes of time-travel/alternate realities than a psychological study; performances vary from average to adequate, but if you have a soft spot for these sort of films that tie themselves up in increasingly frantic knots, this should work for you.
Rated 11 Sep 2019
50
43rd
Does its best to generate the feeling of a bunch of flawed characters stumbling their way through a bizarre situation, proposing ludicrous strategies and spouting nonsense ideas. How the events should be understood is indeed quite complex, it seems, and perhaps cannot be reduced to a single interpretation. Audiences will either find this intriguing or frustrating, just as they will either find the shaky camerawork defensible or indefensible.
Rated 21 Feb 2023
75
78th
Great low budget time travel flick without over-complicated plot making it quite coherent (sic!). Slightly disappointing ending, felt rushed. Has the Ketamine cocktail been taken by all of them?
Rated 17 Feb 2024
80
74th
Endind a story is a really hard job.. probably second to the starting a story. It was all brilliant to the end though..
Rated 02 Jan 2015
75
83rd
Bills itself as "Part cerebral sci-fi and part relationship drama"; in reality it's a psychological thriller-cum-somewhat cerebral sci-fi with some relationship drama tacked on. For all of the latter's flaws, the intriguing premise is toyed with intelligently and remains gripping enough throughout to more than make up for it.
Rated 26 May 2015
50
18th
Not very coherent. Which even if intentional doesn't make it a tad better. Cheap and amateurish but hopes to get away with it by throwing some Schrodinger and his cat at you.
Rated 25 Sep 2015
93
95th
This is how to do a thrill ride and not be a big budget popcorn flick. Fast realistic dialogue almost instantly creates real characters and then its off. Starts out incredibly tense and mysterious and even scary and amps up the twists and the fun as it goes. Lots of thought and imagination behind this. I strongly liked the ending -- felt it totally appropriate to the story and its themes. One of those movies that leaves you breathless and reminds you why you like films
Rated 02 Nov 2017
83
69th
Actually, it was quite intense and scary. The story is good and overall, you can grasp sometimes confusing storyline.
Rated 12 Oct 2015
65
16th
I find the "realistic intimate shooting" of the film cheap and unconvincing. I'd rather you try convince me of the realism through other means, maybe more subtle. Interesting plot, though. Got me hooked.
Rated 08 Jan 2018
75
50th
In any time paradox or multiverse movie, there's a big difference between "neatly woven" and "tangled beyond recognition". The latter cacophony would have been more entertaining if they hadn't tried to tease the former so much during the build-up.
Rated 28 Jan 2015
60
68th
Pretty interesting until the end.
Rated 07 Apr 2015
35
11th
Over-scripted, or if wiki is right, actors + any kind of control on dialogue, completely explains why the characters were a vain yet unwittingly normal party of people. They made ketamine use a grinding conversation in the typical american moral oneupmanship standard. No one has fun with the script, brief immersion was only found in the introduction of the premise & the fuck the obligatory kink in the last shot. Overall, feels like a cheaper, single set Twilight Zone episode at feature length
Rated 03 Jul 2014
80
77th
Nifty, engaging low-budget puzzle-box sci-fi, a clear peer of Primer (but less dorky) and Timecrimes (but less pulpy). Hopefully we'll see more cool little films like these in the future. The characters are annoying but you get used to it. It also could maybe have used at least one cast member who wasn't white.
Rated 17 Jul 2016
90
87th
Amazingly interesting script, and clearly made with a small budget. Reminds me a lot of Primer.
Rated 29 Jun 2014
50
46th
Has good ideas, some explored really well. The not explored really well parts just ruin everything else though.
Rated 06 Nov 2016
75
51st
A very solid, tense sci-fi thriller.
Rated 12 Oct 2017
71
78th
As a filmmaker, I'm literally mad at myself for coming up with this whip-smart script about alternate realities that uses infinite identical dinner parties with the same 8 guests to get the budget under 10,000.
Rated 06 Sep 2015
78
66th
One can't help comparing this to Primer. While the latter is, ultimately, a better film, Coherence gives an appropriate sense of dread and uniqueness to the low-fy genre. The characters are a bit annoying, but the focus is narrow enough to give a very satisfying effect.
Rated 13 May 2015
76
57th
Brilliantly complex lil' sci-fi.
Rated 04 Feb 2015
35
8th
Here's the sort of film I should like, so-called "reality" with a mind-bending sci-fi twist (see Primer, Cypher, Triangle), but it's so ineptly written that I can't get behind it. You get the feeling that the writer was struck by great ideas and images early on - the problem is that he has linked them together in such a hasty, myopic way. Compare and contrast with David Lynch's Blue Velvet, in which inspiration was more successfully tempered with structure.
Rated 05 Feb 2017
76
53rd
Very interesting writing
Rated 10 Sep 2017
82
64th
this would make a perfect Rick and Morty episode
Rated 10 Nov 2014
90
93rd
I'm still wondering how the director and the cast managed to pull me into such an absurd pseudo scientific story, but it totally worked
Rated 11 Jun 2016
73
71st
Fresh.
Rated 30 Aug 2017
90
90th
It starts as a very bad horror B-movie and slowly turns into a good sci-fi thriller. I think some of the explaining could have been a lot more subtle, but maybe the intent is to slide from obvious and expected to confusion. Also, I'm not a fan of the quite predictable ending. In the end, the concept is interesting, and despite the many flaws of this movie, it stays very enjoyable for a fan of the genre.
Rated 27 Dec 2014
43
73rd
I thought this really managed to ground its trippy sci-fi aspect in a strong foundation of humanity. Who hasn't wished they could escape from a harsh reality into one where everything is perfect? IMO The second to last sequence is one of the best of the year. It's so well-earned.
Rated 25 Oct 2015
94
93rd
I'll try and write a coherent review for this film, but it has me in such a tizzy I'm not sure what I'll say. This movie was a lot of fun, crazy mind-bending fun or maybe just crazy. It's a pretty low-budget indie film and Nicholas Brendon from Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the only actor I recognized in this, but it was surprisingly well-made. I love the premise of the movie and I love that it has you scratching your head well into the last few minutes of the film...
Rated 10 Aug 2014
30
40th
Really interesting story which is very well written leading up to the Sci-Fi aspect but starts to crumble apart as the movie progresses. Unfortunately most of the characters are written as a the bad decision in order to progress plot types but the story is creative enough to keep attention. Great low budget idea that could have been executed better.
Rated 06 Aug 2017
85
76th
One of the more original and brilliant sci-fi movies. Given its low budget and the fact that all the dialogue was ad-libbed, it turned out really well.
Rated 21 Jun 2020
40
7th
Opening is engaging and somewhat unsettling. After that it gets a bit silly and trades away its lo-fi weirdness for on-the-nose exposition and hysteria. Honestly, the spookiest part of watching this film is arriving at your computer a month later having written a much more honestly scathing review, and finding it has vanished. As if 2020 wasn't already making it obvious enough, clearly I'm in the wrong timeline. Look, it's like the cat in the box, see? If nobody watches it, maybe it's not bad.
Rated 30 Nov 2014
88
37th
1297: bad ending !
Rated 24 Nov 2014
8
87th
I've seen porn with better acting and dialogues. Never have I wanted people to shut up as much as during the early part of this movie. After a while of this unbearable mess, it did get good though. Really good. I can't give this a top tier rating because of that awful first part, but I've been mindfucked real hard and I liked it. Good stuff.
Rated 14 Jul 2015
80
89th
Mind trip that starts small, then multiplies.
Rated 10 Sep 2017
87
75th
Solid, gripping thriller. Doesn't reveal the plot, keeps secrets tight in the claustrophobic dining room. It could have used some editing to weed out few parts at the end, which seemed repetitive. But then again, the end gives the knocker.
Rated 08 Aug 2014
3
68th
My brain melted.
Rated 30 Sep 2014
70
76th
If you liked Primer, you'll probably like this one too.
Rated 29 Jan 2015
83
46th
The direction of this movie is more than my psyche can handle. There is so much to keep track of, that it's almost naseau-inducing. But the beauty of this film is that it did not cause me to vomit - but drew me ever closer to the screen. The acting is so-so and the camera work ebbs and flows. But the physical acting from some of the cast are well beyond what is expected. It's a weird and thoroughly enjoyable ride. But above all, the idea of the movie never gets beyond itself.
Rated 22 Jul 2017
70
64th
Coherence is a philosophical science fiction drama set during a dinner party of a group of friends. As the evening unfolds, strange occurrences force them to question the nature of their reality.
Rated 02 Apr 2016
76
78th
1.4.16(+)
Rated 21 Nov 2016
91
86th
reviewing years after watching and scoring. not sure how I put something this high. definitely remember it being spooky and entertaining.
Rated 25 Nov 2015
80
62nd
Complex, but not Primer-level complex. I enjoyed the intimate setting and the dialog-driven mystery. The complications begin to feel tiring once the third act roles around, but fortunately the movie doesn't overstay its welcome.
Rated 17 Nov 2014
72
72nd
Very interesting plot but the story could have been better written. I was expecting more towards the ending. With that being said I enjoyed this movie. It prooves that you don't have to have a high budget or big name actors to make good movies. I think the actors all played very well.
Rated 24 Dec 2014
89
95th
Amazine! Nice and strong story leading film and a punch in the end. I'm impressed.
Rated 03 Jan 2015
90
66th
Great and fun.
Rated 05 Jan 2015
65
73rd
Very good.
Rated 22 Jun 2019
80
90th
Coherence is a great thinking film, even of the dialogue and last ten minutes are slightly underwhelming. Once it gets started, it’s entertaining and thought provoking, and you’ll remember it well after it’s over.
Rated 14 Sep 2014
86
78th
Beautiful mind bending, thought provoking sci-fi...
Rated 26 Jan 2018
73
47th
nice idea and improvization considering its low budget. weak story development and references. during the film i sometimes felt the potentiality of the story was ruined. great horror, bad sci-fi
Rated 06 Jan 2016
70
62nd
Starting off with a weird and messy editing and petty dialogoue between characters that weren't engaging in any way, I had a bad feeling about this one. But then when the actual plot starts to unfold, it got really fascinating - and horrifying in a way that slowly creeps up on you. The end just left me with my mind blown. Definitely worth a watch!
Rated 08 Oct 2014
60
10th
Just another lame low-budget sci-fi with mediocre acting and an incredibly disappointing waste of a great concept
Rated 31 Aug 2017
76
41st
A for effort, F for execution. Basically an extended Twilight episode but with obnoxious characters talking over one another. Too much synthetic "banter" and polite laughter in retort to lukewarm quips. The sci-fi aspects of it make it interesting enough, but couldn't they have gotten a better cast? Oh and directors/producers: please stop making movies about dinner parties in LA with caustic, rich people making inexplicably irrational decisions.

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