I guess a Twitter thread doesn’t really translate well to film.

Kind of disturbing that this was all a twitter thread, kind of dystopian. Zola was a different approach to filmmaking and scriptwriting that I was curious to check out but the end-result was only so-so. The visuals are often stunning and the nods to the original platforms the stories were posted on were funny, but the narrative just wasn’t strong enough to hold a whole feature film.

Absolutely creative, perfectly told in the form of a story that is almost fantasy (the use of mirrors). Bravo represents a story from Twitter with irony (Stefani's version) and with visual and sound ideas (the use of colors) that seem to have no end. An entertaining but at the same time profound reflection on social networks and their influence. A film in which small details are discovered in each scene. emoji heart.

Most entertaining movie of 2021, for me. I heard of the viral Twitter thread but I never bothered to read it. So the story had me on the edge of my seat. The cinematography is fantastic. I'm glad they didn't go with the neon, squeaky clean digital look that is so trendy in modern films.