Lol gtf outa ere

Well, I appreciate you both making the point a bit more clear that this is a filmed production of a play. The description mentions it's a "transformative new play" but doesn't explicitly say 'this is a play, we filmed it so it can be viewed by a larger audience." That seems to be the problem with how this "movie" is trying to sell itself, not what the play or the filming of the play is in itself. When I hear "trapped in a multiverse" and "looking for the doorway out" in movie descriptions, it sets me up to expect something completely different than a stage production can provide.

Now I realise that my review of this fi!m was rather insensitive.I was looking for something fast-paced and entertaining and this film didn't come up to my expectations.The film is quite good for the entertainment of those who are looking for subtle and subdued aesthetic values of theatre.I apologise to darknford and other audience like him for my insensitive remarks about this film

For @dirudira (and those like you), this is a *stage play*, it's not a movie. The stage play was recorded for those who can't make the play or who don't live in the UK. Regardless of whether the play is any good, the idea that this represents "a pathetic lack of good stories for movies" is astounding stupidity.

I wasted my time watching it.Do not waste yours.It is all about characters in a stage drama with some audience to watch their performance.The characters get lost in their stage roles and forget who they really are in their real lives.A pathetic lack of good stories for movies is evident in this movie or whatever this can be called

Awesome, go Abi!