While I appreciate the innovative spirit of the film to take an unconventional approach to story telling, I was constantly reminded that I’m looking at a screen within a screen sometimes within another screen. I already sit 9 hours a day at my computer and this reminded me that my sense of reality was not being suspended.However, I did appreciate the novel approach, the plot twist, and I love John cho! Congratulations on breaking the mold, but this movie wasn’t the right way to do it.

I didn’t like that the whole movie was viewed from the laptop or a live feed the whole time. I would have enjoyed the movie if it wasn’t like that. It was disappointing.

It was unique but felt a little corny. I do appreciate the closeness to reality of the screens and programs used, however, some of the things shown aren't real, like getting iMessages on a Linux computer with something called "Cross Messenger" and leaving FaceTime up when you aren't using it.

I thought the movie had the right idea and a good story line but it was really hard to build suspension on phones/computers only. I felt like I was always waiting for the movie to zoom out so I could really see and feel what was going on in the film.