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It is quite a saddening ordeal in this day and age that such an abomination was greenlit by producers and that that drivel of a script was acted out by anyone instead of being tossed in the nearest trashcan and incinerated, never to have seen the light of day ever again.

It will thus, assuredly, pose forever more as an irredeemable misstep in the resumé of everyone who chose to be involved in such a wreck.

If you prefer watching films with a plot, acting, character development, or any such element that you are used to seeing in movies as a movie-goer, then I'd suggest you skip this monstrosity as all the aforementioned are nonexistent in its midst.

A perfectly subtle transition of a rekindled childhool friendship into an unbreakable bond, riddled with unravelling secrets and fears that keep you unwittingly invested until the very end, all the while rooting for two strangers who quickly become two familiar friendly faces with every flicker of their computer screens.

This felt like nothing but an immensely poorly executed trial at portraying the events and ideas in the book from which it was adapted into a film. In fact, despite the guiding narration throughout the film, it ends up being just a pile of hysterically nonsensical scenes and storylines that are more often than not leading the film into the middle of nowhere and ending abruptly without any explanations, with the point it wanted to make seemingly distant and faraway. All in all, this film undoubtedly proved itself unworthy of even a one-time watch.