FilmSnobReviews

Title: Until We Meet Again
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Director: Pece Dingo
Starring: Janel Parrish, Jackson Rathbone, Michael Madsen
Runtime: 1 hr 31 mins

What It Is: Lisa Wagner (Parrish) is a young woman who’s just moved into a beautiful new home. A big almost mansion-style dwelling. But why would a house like this be on the market? What’s wrong with it? Well, that’s the thing…it’s inhabited by the spirit of a brilliant musician who used to reside there some 35 years ago. The musician Eddie Conway might be more familiar with Lisa’s situation than he has been letting on. The two begin to get to know one other even though they are on two separate planes of existence.

What We Think: Yeah. My mother always said that if you have nothing nice to say then say nothing soooo I think I’m going to do that…dammit I tried guys! As I sat through this film I kept asking myself why I was doing that. There isn’t really anything here to take away and enjoy. Janel Parrish deserves far better than what we have here. This is by no means worth your time go right on ahead and skip this. Please. I am literally begging you not to watch this.

Our Grade: F, This is an unwatchable mess, and I solely blame Pece Dingo. There are talented actors here all falling by the wayside because of this director who hasn’t directed anything in around 30 years. It’s clear this man cannot write for the screen from literally the beginning of the film. What’s less clear until you’ve got the whole picture is HOW god awful this director is at the art of shot selection. This might be the worst film I’ve seen in all of 2022 and that is saying something quite frankly. It hasn’t been all that great outside of the festival scene.