Never having heard about this 2021 horror drama titled "We're All Going to the World's Fair" from writer and director Jane Schenbrun, I happened to stumble upon the movie here in 2022. And of course, as I believe in given every movie I haven't seen a fair chance, I sat down to watch this movie.
Well, putting "We're All Going to the World's Fair" within the horror genre might be pushing the boundaries quite a bit, because the only thing scary in this 2021 movie was the lack of an interesting storyline, a pleasing narrative and the fact that something like this passes for a movie.
The storyline in "We're All Going to the World's Fair", as written by Jane Schoenbrun, was a complete and utter swing and a miss, especially in terms of it providing me with any entertainment. Nothing happened in this movie, aside from actress Anna Cobb - in the role of Casey - sitting in front of her computer and looking into the screen, doing a solo dance routine or sitting in the forest. It was just downright abysmal to watch, and even more so to suffer through.
Truth be told, after a mere 15 minutes then I was good and ready to turn off this train wreck of a movie, but I opted to stick with it. And I managed to endure a staggering 49 minutes of absolutely nothing. I kid you not, nothing happens in this movie. So if you have a grain of respect for our limited time on this world, do yourself a favor and skip on this movie.
I am rating Jane Schoenbrun's "We're All Going to the World's Fair" a one out of ten stars. This is definitely in the top three of worst movies I have ever come across.
Well, putting "We're All Going to the World's Fair" within the horror genre might be pushing the boundaries quite a bit, because the only thing scary in this 2021 movie was the lack of an interesting storyline, a pleasing narrative and the fact that something like this passes for a movie.
The storyline in "We're All Going to the World's Fair", as written by Jane Schoenbrun, was a complete and utter swing and a miss, especially in terms of it providing me with any entertainment. Nothing happened in this movie, aside from actress Anna Cobb - in the role of Casey - sitting in front of her computer and looking into the screen, doing a solo dance routine or sitting in the forest. It was just downright abysmal to watch, and even more so to suffer through.
Truth be told, after a mere 15 minutes then I was good and ready to turn off this train wreck of a movie, but I opted to stick with it. And I managed to endure a staggering 49 minutes of absolutely nothing. I kid you not, nothing happens in this movie. So if you have a grain of respect for our limited time on this world, do yourself a favor and skip on this movie.
I am rating Jane Schoenbrun's "We're All Going to the World's Fair" a one out of ten stars. This is definitely in the top three of worst movies I have ever come across.