She Dies Tomorrow

Very uneventful and weird, in a bad way, for the first 74 minutes of this 84 minute movie. So mind-numbingly boring that I forgot we were supposed to be waiting with bated breath to see whether or not ‘she dies tomorrow.' There's no sense of a plot, no depth to the characters, no feeling of emotion, horrible ending. Also, the high critics reviews for this have convinced me thoroughly that there is something severely wrong with them. I don't know why I didn't score it lower.

What an absolute waste of film. For a movie that presumably highlights the importance of your time left on this earth, it does nothing but waste it. The plot goes nowhere. Save yourself the money (and most importantly, time) and skip this one.

A potentially interesting premise loses the plot and wanders off the rails at some point, aimlessly meandering to a vague ending... which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

"What if like, everyone suddenly had to become intensely present, like they were on shrooms! How would different people handle that?" The connection between death and the present moment is as old as humanity, but what made me want to recommend this movie was how surprisingly funny it was.

Boring. Need I say more? I get that death is a terrible thing to contemplate, and thinking constantly about its inevitability is unpleasant, but this tried to be more than it was.

Still thinking about this film months later. Casts a spell with the performances and story.

This was a pretentious art house film that attempts to show the feeling of anxiety, obviously told by someone who doesn't have anxiety. It might be interesting to those who have never contemplated death before. P.S. I hope you like Mozart's Requiem.

Just a little too simple

interesting mood and cool concept. I love weird independent movies, but this was a let down. Very repetitive and far too long.

A true stinker. The 15 minutes of the movie is pure indulgent wallowing, And then it gets worse. You probably have better things to do. Watch paint dry. Watch grass grow.