ChloeLFinch This Movie does have strong language and it has drugs, smoking, sexual content, nudity were a backside was shown. And Technology torturer inflicted by another human. I feel like I've seen this Movie done before which made parts for me a little boring. I loved the plot and the special effects, I think is was an okay Movie but I think that it would have been better if it was a TV show instead of a Movie. I think the Movie was explained well at the start with the voice over and I like how at the start of the Movie how it didn't just leave us and not having a clue what it was about. but as soon as that first scene was over, it lacked. The voice over got me interested in the Movie and then that part just vanished. I would of liked it more if it had the voice over though-out the Movie without making the scenes to easy to guess what would happen next. I liked mason he was funny and I liked his style of clothing. I liked mason and finn scenes. finn is like mason's imagination hologram. Anyway I found finn funny too I liked the scenes that he was in.I liked this Movie but I wanted more, I wasn't jumping up and down in my chair in suspense, I think if it was more engaging I would have been hooked. My number one genres that I love is sci-fi. And I just really wanted to love this Movie and at first I thought I would. But After the first few scenes it started to drag and I would of liked it more if we had more charter development and back story. Like how he got into all this and how he learn about it.

parkerjonesfinance I don't know what the haters are on here for! They obviously didn't care to read any backstory or listen to any interviews with the filmmakers. This was a tiny tiny budget passion project from some crazy dude in LA who made something cool. Thats it!

Clare Wood I love a movie that doesn't spoon feed me to tell me "exactly what to think!" The film pretends to, but instead provokes you to figure it out and pushes you to add up the different clues . Excellent visuals but with a lot of ingenuity and creativity they were able to make something much bigger than the sum of its parts.

bluehotelmusic-32959 Gripping, mind-bending, a fun, exciting ride in the cutting edge of the zeitgeist.Royce Gorsuch, the writer/director of the film has made a mvie that is indie filmmaking at its best, both visionary and current at the sam time. One surprise after the next and the actors draw you them and into their world, emotionally and physically with real chemistry between Spencer Locke (Sawyer) and Chris Mason, the eponymous, Mad Genius. The film lives in the present and the future which may already be upon us. Mr. Gorsuch has made both an ode to and a warning about that future: a science fiction thriller with heart.