Really solid film but the very ending disappointed massively for me. Kind of contradicts everything that came before it.

Surprisingly dark at its core but a very fun ride. Aubrey Plaza has been picking some pretty interesting projects lately.

Imagine a social network stalker, only 10 times worse in modern days. That's Ingrid. Plaza's performance on this one is another proof of her dark acting skills. The movie often goes into really dark places, which works excellent on the plot- yet the ending changes the atmosphere for worse.

Can't think of a better actress to play a stalker than Aubrey Plaza and she does a great job. O'Shea Jackson Jr. is fantastic. I really liked the message I thought they were trying to say about today's society. People post fake shit on the internet to try and get people to like them but no one really cares.

1 / 2 directing & technical aspect
1 / 1 story
1 / 1 act I
1 / 1 act II
1 / 1 act III
1 / 1 acting
1 / 1 writing
0 / 1 originality
0 / 1 stays with you

+1 / 1 misc (each act gets better and shifts in tone)
-.5/ 1 misc (the very end [spoiler]that you can see coming a mile away, and that you hope goes a different direction since it would pretty much ruin the whole point of the movie[/spoiler])

7.5 out of 10

Plaza is great in this pathetic and tragic role. The rest of the cast shine too in their quirky yet human characters. The story is funny, but quite scarily real, and it shows that we should be putting focus more on these suicidal media's and the effect they can have.

Awkward girl puts herself in awkward situations and has a ridiculous ending. This film is like a slow bullet to the brain.

This film really resonated with me in a way that a film never has.

Being a part of the millennial-social media obsessed generation, many outside of that generation don’t experience the addiction to social media that is abundant within many who use Instagram, Twitter or any other service. There is a sequence at the start of the film in which Ingrid (played brilliantly by Audrey Plaza) likes every single Instagram post until she reaches Elizabeth Olsen’s Taylor Sloane’s post. I personally have done this and I know of many other people that like every single post that they see. I’m glad the addiction to social media and the horribleness of it all is fully presented on the big screen.

I was the only person in my screen on a midday Saturday which is upsetting because I really hope this film gets more traction - it’s an important story that needs to be told. I’m glad that a great narrative hooked me along the way with some great characters by all actors involved and the ending is quite possibly one of my favourite endings of the year, suggesting the nature of social media in our society

Difficult to watch at times as we follow Ingrid on her path of obsession. Got a bit boring in the middle and don't think the message it finished on is a good one at all.
The last thing we need is to tell unstable young people that suicide attempts can give them the attention they crave.

comedy..? what a fucking sad movie. both aubrey and elizabeth are amazing in this. not very sure about the ending but it doesnt take away that its a very good film. worth it.

[spoiler]What kinda ending was that? It felt like they were trying to send a message about social media but the ending completely contradicts what the whole point of the movie seemed to be. Other than that it was a solid movie.[/spoiler]

the only role that she can play is a weirdo / crazy. another attempt on her line of work and it will fail.