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I wanted to like this movie but its just so random and disjointed in its plot. Random threats constantly thrown at out hero out of nowhere, America Chavez's entire character arc is being a MacGuffin to chase after, Wanda's personality is reduced to a single character trait. It feels like there would be alternative solutions to Wanda's problem if everyone could stop for one minute and think it over. The Miltiverse also feels a little bland and small, such is the limitations of a medium based on needing real life actors.

Man, I like Spader but this movie is kind of dull for being "Sci-Fi Survivor Horror" and he. Can't really save it. Also making hyperspace jumps is apparently the same as having sex.

This whole time loop conceptmisn'tvas clever as it wants to think it is. The movie also has to go out of its way to hide its secrets behind some lengthy exposition for the first half of the film.

The music is good and the album iself is pretty fantastic, but I kind of expected this to be a bit more than just, the Weekend singing in the middle of a crowd for a bit. I mean, I did not expect a movie, but the album itself has a vague little story to it and some interlude bits and I figured this would be more of a series of music video style vignettes that all connected together than a straight concert.

Twenty Five years later and still a perfect masterpiece of sci-fi and cyberpunk. Well, ok, its a little goofy, but still great.