+1 (2013)

I will never understand how excellent films like this get a score of 5 or 6. They are the best and, even if I tried, i wouldn't be able of finding anything wrong about them. So then, why do these films get a regular score instead of an excellent one like they deserve It? Maybe it's because it's related to teen parties and oldies don't like that. I don't know, that's the only explanation I can think of. Maybe because it has a sex scene and some parents don't like that? I seriously have no clue at all. Are they jealous? Seriously, I DON'T UNDERSTAND. It's a fast film, It has occasional and well-fit comedy, It has a very interesting time paradox that's like a mindf***, It includes three great stars who you can be related with, It has moments where you can see how fu**** is the human in one very particular scene. IT HAS EVERYTHING! This is excellence for me. I'll never understand how AWESOME movies like this pass by so fast and get so underrated. It's not in the Top 10 best films i've seen but It's excellent and deserves such a better score than that one. Anyway, this will remain as another one of the many mysteries that there are in life. 10/10.

"+1" is the kind of a movie where you have just got to be sold on the premise. That being that some manner of mysterious asteroid has struck our earth and is producing sinister doppelgangers of everyone in the immediate vicinity of it's crash site. Therein lies the foundation for this exceedingly odd yet mildly engrossing and mostly worth the while story (say, 2 3/4 out of 5 stars) written and directed by Dennis Iliadis, whose previous project was the 2009 remake of "The Last House on the Left".The plot revolves in and around a completely hedonistic pagan ritual of a college bash thrown by a rich kid in his folks mansion while the parental units are away. David (Rhys Wakefield) has just fallen out of favor with his girlfriend (Ashley Hinshaw) of two years (this courtship time period is reiterated several times in the flick for no apparent purpose) and is on a mission to patch things up at this swingin' soiree. The mission proves to be easier said than done, however, as body duplicates and time dimensions get as screwy and scrambled up as the alcohol and drug-addled brains of the preponderance of partiers.And just as we come to believe that it's ostensibly a case of all's well that ends well (well, mostly), we get this glimpse of a final image that seems to be telling us, "Hey. Not so fast there, bub." And here we go again...

Plus One is built around a simple concept (spoiler): people get duplicated after a small meteorite hits earth. As usual there is no explanation or background. The writers have a lot of difficulty finding some use for the concept. The only thing they could think of is for everyone to avoid their doppelganger as long as possible. There is also some thin bit about there being a time difference between the 2 groups and group 2 catching up to group 1 but in reality they're in the same time just a 100 feet away from them, ah it all doesn't make much sense coz the writers didn't put in the effort to develop it and make it work. Things all get a bit violent by the end but there are no real consequences to these actions. Everything seems so random and pointless. Better next time Dennis!

I love it!!!! I love the idea of meeting one's self. I only wish the party goers looked at themselves with love and friendship rather then being scared and thinking they wanted to hurt them. I know many of the guys would love to be with twins. This movie could have made that happen, please make a second one with all the same actors. I hope there will be a sequel!!!!!!! This movie was fun to watch, fun to be involved in a weird event where the past catches up and you can actually meet your past self or your past self meets your future self. Absolutely one of my favorite movies, the production its self was fantastic, all the crew and cast did a wonderful job. This movie should have been in theaters around the world and should have had more publicity. It deserves it.