Through the Door – Movie Review
First Reaction – Through the Door brings a big discussion to the table.
Watch Through the Door on Prime Video.
Director: Matt Kincses
Writer: Matt Kincses (Screenplay)
Cast
- Lola Claire (Hotel Cocaine)
- Alex O’Shea (Sissy)
- Maria Jose Pacreu Rodriguez
- Nathan Plumite
Plot: Inside a cryptic warehouse, a content creator documents a time travel experiment, unveiling a dangerous journey where desperate seekers risk everything to harness the life-altering power of a mysterious time portal.
Runtime: 1 Hour 10 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Through the Door starts when aspiring content creator Zoey (O’Shea) enters a cryptic journey to travel through time. She wants to record it and is selected over her determined roommate Camila (Rodriguez). When Zoey begins her journey, she meets two other contestants, Jane (Claire) and Logan (Plumite).
The contestants work together to understand how the cryptic clues work. They must work together to know what they need to do and believe what happens if they can travel through time.
Verdict on Through the Door
Recap
The movie follows a young content creator who applies for a time travel assignment. She goes to an abandoned warehouse with cryptic clues and meets other contestants. However, not everything is what it seems, and she must figure out how to escape before it is too late.
Best Parts
The movie offers plenty of discussion about time travel and the consequences behind it. It opens up a discussion about what could happen and things which could change. This keeps us guessing as to what could happen and what has happened in life. It is a question everyone asks about life, about changing their past and changing what could have happened in life.
Worst Parts
The motivation for wanting to travel back through time is only personal. It shows flaws people have and what they want to do to improve their lives. However, the deeper discussion of time travel can present more questions about wanting to become rich see past events and change history. We stay too far away from that subject matter for the concept to hit the true heights.
Final Thoughts –Through the Door is an enjoyable addition to the time travel debate.
