decalqueen
I love this movie. I have watched it approximately 7 times and I still learn something new each time. A comet passes over and causes a blackout. One house appears to have power in the distance. That's when the confusion starts. Follow closely, especially the photos. Who is meant to be in the house? The acting is great, considering they were given a premise and not a script.
bgar-80932
Coherence is a low budget film that works pretty well. It makes you think and has some truly great moments. The dialogue seems pretty real as well for most of it. I don't think it's the most entertaining thing in the world but I'm glad I watched it. A comet passes over a group of 8 friends at a dinner party and somehow creates an alternate reality version of themselves at a different house down the street. They spend a lot of time trying to figure out what's going on and if they're in the right house etc. Problem is they were wrong and there's actually an infinite amount of versions of themselves. There's one scene in it where the blonde realizes her boyfriend isn't actually her boyfriend that is eerie and great. Basically she winds up figuring out a different versions of herself has a better life so she kills different versions of her and to try and take her life. Great for a 50,000 dollar budget but not overall great to me. Someone smarter than me could probably find things that didn't add up in the story too as I wasn't sure I understood it all, but it all seemed like it fit to me.
Chiller7
Very unusual, but intriguing, thought-provoking, concept. I watched it knowing nothing about it, just that I was in the mood for a thriller movie and I happened to stumble across it on Amazon Video. This is certainly a movie where I'm glad I had no idea what the premise would be. From the trailer, it just looked like a bunch of people going crazy, but I'm glad it was way more creative than that.I'm impressed it was shot in an apparently improvised style, with very natural sounding dialogue, like it's just a bunch of real people talking, with a natural flow to the conversation, instead of reading lines that had been written for them. It certainly makes the characters feel real. There's even people trying to be funny by inserting lame improvised jokes into the conversation, just like in real life. These actors certainly deserve bigger roles, for sure, in particular the lead actress Emily Foxler (or Emily Baldoni, as she's now credited).And as a side note, this movie is proof that it's entirely possible to make a very good movie for a relatively very small budget, shot almost entirely in someone's house. I see so many critics bragging like they'd be so good at making movies, like they know all the tricks to movie making, yet they're never willing to actually prove that they make any movies, despite having the nerve to act like experts on how to do it. If you've genuinely got the talent for filmmaking, there's nothing stopping you from doing it.Anyway, I liked it a lot. Good smart original sci-fi thriller.
homefan
Must see for anyone who finds quantum theory highly entertaining. Low budget indy film that does a tremendous job of exploring the impossibilities? of coherence and demonstrating the fun you can have thinking about Schrödinger's cat. Solid acting, all the twists you'd expect, find you way bread crumbs, heavy dramatic scenes and a little nuttiness. Brilliant. Highly recommended for nerds.
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