As soon as that first song came on when the guy goes on a stroll around town, i shut it off. I hope the creators didn't just go through the trou le of making a city movie to promote some bands city music. City Sushi
shareIt's clearly someone's first, desperate, and poor experiment trying to score and soundtrack a movie. It's not just the music, it was even the opening credits with the loud pounding piano notes that were strikingly bad.
Clearly, whoever did the sound and music doesn't even have the word subtlety in their vocabulary. Sound and music is suppose to enhance a movie, but be barely noticeable. This "movie" plays more like a music video, where the sounds were so up front and the focus, the video seemed to be a backdrop.
bahahhahahhahahhahah
i was thinking the same thing. i was like how much u wanna bet the song playing right now while hes strolling about town and on the beach is either HIS band or someone making the movie's band. maybe its not why they made the entire film but definitely one of their own bands they were trying to promote. it felt so obvious.
I fast forwarded to the part where he meets the woman and then fast forwarded some more then watched until the last 20 min and fell asleep so I had to rewind and replay. It only sligtly got better but no real explanation. Did the daughter just decide to go nuts after her father passed away??? Ugh.
Lol you definitely need to just rewatch it. That's not even close
shareThat's pretty much what I thought. I thought, "Okay, guess the writer/director is also a singer/songwriter". Looks like I'm mistaken, but that little montage was so un-subtle and that song so bad, I'm sure that band was a friend or relative of the director.
share