Time Is Up 2

The perfect ingredients for a functional teen movie, in Time Is Up 2 - Game of Love, are all there: a breathtaking setting, contrasts between the protagonists and a new love on the horizon. All according to plan then, at least on the theoretical level. In practice, however, what appears to be a mere re-proposition of narrative and directorial schemes seen continuously on screen, turns into a story that unfortunately does not convince immediately: too many forcing, a series of flashbacks that in a short time have already exhausted their sense of existing, a mystery that was already revealed at the origin. The entire film is therefore based on a plot twist that the spectators, even the most inattentive, have grasped from the beginning and this inevitably compromises the functionality of the plot. Unfortunately, it is not the only obstacle that can be noticed within the narrative: the plot, which in addition to the main characters involves new entries among which Anna (Alma Noce) and Tony (Simone Coppo) stand out, always seems to remain in the same point without ever leaving a comfort zone which, we repeat, is not so solid as to guarantee effective development, even if derivative.

This is a dumpster fire, you can't look away from it out of sheer disbelief. Like others have mentioned, Roy has the personality of a plank of wood. Please, the weird looks from the "mystery" girl that never get noticed. Bella spends the whole movie hoping her chest and lips will get her by. Who gets lost and just starts running and then passes out in some field ? You never know what's going on or why everyone is acting so weird. Some of the scenery is good but not good enough. I feel bad for all the people holding up cue cards for hours on end while these 2 blow up dolls try to act. I actually lol'd a few times. Especially when they decided to party after admitting they are lightweights, I can see all the boys just waiting for the girls to make out. It's basically all the padding from a bad *.