For the first 2/3 of this film, Come True was setting itself up to be a shoe-in for one of the best of 2021. But then the climax sputtered...and ended on a laughably bad scene that was quite dumb and also very unnecessary. Honestly, if the movie ended at the height of the climax it would have been flawed, but still full of discussion worthy scenes, themes, and topics. Shared dreams, collective memories, the boundaries between dreams and reality, horrifying nightmare images...there's a ton of great stuff here, but it's overshadowed by the ludicrous ending. I still absolutely love portions of this film, but as a whole it is a bit of a miss.

[Sitges FF] The shadow. Rarely have shadows produced so much chill. The multi-faceted director builds a superb representation of the world of dreams / nightmares. It achieves an atmosphere of constant unease, thanks to a claustrophobic cinematography of grays and blues, in which reality and dreams are progressively confused, and to one of the best scores of the genre this year. We end up immersed in a world of dreams, trapped in a nightmare from which we have no escape.

Saying it’s pretty bad is quite a compliment.

Interesting premise on dreams. Movie was alright in general they could’ve done better but I did really like the ending.

Steaming hot pile of shit. Interesting 15 mins then completely fucked me - wasting my entire 1hr+ of nothingness. Go watch the YouTube trailer - that's the movie.