7 Splinters in Time

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Sci Fi!!!, Mystery is why did they make it. a lot of irrelevant Drama 95% for a short play time, I skipped through the boring crap, stupid storyline, very drawn out, total garbage, its like watching cement/paint dry.

For 50 minutes it didn't make any sense, the visuals were gorgeous but the total lack of comprehension was very annoying. I thought that I would have to rate this film with 1. However, some of the reviews made me wait and after the crazy 50 min all of the questions were answered. This is the rare case when waiting actually pays off. I'm glad I went on this bizarre ride.

It's was hard to watch most of the movie. I stopped it early on and later force myself to finish it. I'm pretty sure the wackiness is artistic intention. There was something left unanswered to leave you wondering and intrigued. The acting was and story was good.

The concept of a quantum multiverse within the context of time travel is difficult to grasp for many, but when it is encased in a multi-layered highly stylized project like this, I can see why it is having difficulty finding an audience. As the title suggests, this is loosely about time travel and the requisite paradoxes that come with such stories, but it is also about altered states of reality and perception. Judet-Weinshel uses the 'Memento' style of temporal discord with rapid jumps between points in time to keep the audience off balance, but then he layers on top of it a mix of surrealistic dialogue just to invoke a sense of the ambiguous psychosis that the protagonist is feeling. Then he throws in a mix of realist vs. fantastical style elements to deepen the complexity of the presentation. At first I didn't understand the purpose of the fantastical technology elements ( e.g., the flying machine), then I realized that each character was associated with a different artistic stylization. Weird. I've never seen that before -- usually different stylizations are used to depict different places or sometimes different states of mind (e.g., dream sequences), but to pin a variety of styles to each of the characters is really original. This was a difficult project to choose to introduce such a new method, but most of the audience is going to be lost anyway so why not? Great job, Gabriel! Ambitious and groundbreaking. Maybe in a decade or so the innovation in this project will be more appreciated. Triggers: Violence - weapons, homicide by the protagonist Strobe effects Drug use

This film wad amazing. The filming style gave so much to the story. Everything inthe film worked with the story. The cast was brilliant and the cameos from actors I loved in my childhood. Brilliant.

It's a challenging movie, without a doubt. But it's great fun to watch. If you take the time to unravel Gabriel Judet-Weinshel's debut film, you'll find a lot more. The low end reviews wanted a Hollywood film, and this is not one of those. It isn't neat or trendy or traditional in any way. Gabe is playing with God, time and space with a very solid sci fi premise. No need for me to break it down, rent the film and enjoy it, if you're up to the task. From a filmmaking standpoint, what Gabe has done with a tiny budget and immense persistence should be a clear signal to producers that he can make a film and he knows how to pour a ton of production value into it with limited resources. Stylistically the film is beautiful to watch, the art direction and cinematography are challenging and excellent. I'm certain this guy has a few scripts sitting in his computer worthy of your attention, but take note, he should be directing more sci fi thrillers.

It is very difficult to comprehend, but has some really interesting ideas about time travel I haven't seen explored before. The visuals are stunning and the acting great. It's just a mind fu&K of a film.

This film is an amazing visual journey. As someone who has been a fan of science fiction for most of my life, I have to say I have never seen a story quite like this. The acting is spontaneous and yet well thought out. I particularly liked Greg Bennick and his quirky acting style. The direction is fresh and fascinating. The plot will leave you guessing till the end. If you want to see something unique, somewhat experimental, and a thinking persons science fiction film, don't miss 7 Splinters In Time.

This film is weird. This film is hard to understand. However, this film does an outstanding job at visualizing a complex concept that I feel like many people in this world go through. (in my opinion that is self acceptance, however it can be way more than that). If you thought this film was weird. Do yourself a favor and revisit this film later on in your life, because it will help you understand a lot of complex things.