Not my type of music, but it worked in "Hurry Up Tomorrow," and I applaud the artistic view of the camera close-ups and the odyssey of the odd.
Jenna Ortega displays her depths in the acting field in this bizarre film which journeys into the very core of the souls of the main characters. I'm certain if I saw this flick a second time, I'd still have questions for myself, yet I understood the human desire for affection and success this movie was trying to convey, or at least I think I did.
"Hurry Up Tomorrow" showcases the calamity of broken spirits in the most original way I've ever seen in a movie.
Right off the bat I was hooked because I had to know where the story was going, and while I still have questions, my answers were satisfied.
Mark Izzy Schurr
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