50/100, like youth science fiction, with a bit of retro futurism style, only provides the concept and the basic world view and then begins the narrative, although it contains the reflection of history and the expression to the current context, but does not think too much. , 108 minutes long and all for Daisy Ridley. Her short blonde hair is her best look on screen.

The story is messy, the character has little dialogue, and the film is still unknown and unresonable to most audiences. This movie really shouldn't have been made.

It's basically a stereotypical teen romance, and the sci-fi Settings are gimmicky and silly. It's a silly way of saying it.

Wonder what Charlie Kaufman's version of the play was like