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The Tipping Point (2017) Online
Original Title :
The Tipping Point
Genre :
Movie / Comedy / Romance
Year :
2017
Directror :
Jacob Stebner
Cast :
Nadia Mori,Milo Cameron,Benjamin Thomas
Writer :
Jacob Stebner
Type :
Movie
Rating :
5.4/10
The Tipping Point (2017) Online

Jack has just gone through a devastating breakup. His best friend Devon drags him to a house party to try to lift his sadness, and distract him from the realities of adulthood. Jack's outlook on life soon changes when he meets a girl who seems to be at a similar point of indecision in her life. She helps Jack realize that life does not always go the way you plan, but that is okay.
Credited cast:
Nadia Mori Nadia Mori - Mrs. Schultz
Milo Cameron Milo Cameron - Eric
Benjamin Thomas Benjamin Thomas - Jack
James Kiehn James Kiehn - Brendon
Geordie Cowan Geordie Cowan - Devon
Joyelle Loehndorf Joyelle Loehndorf - Anna
Mara Teare Mara Teare - Jessica
Paige Francoeur Paige Francoeur - Sarah
Justin Gregory Justin Gregory - Elliot
Alex Lowell Alex Lowell - Barista

The entire film was shot in 10 days.


User reviews

Naa

Naa

The cinematography was impressive, as was the editing, especially the colour. The acting and the sound weren't the best, but not bad considering many of the cast and crew are new to filmmaking. What really disappointed me was the writing. I can't believe that such a misogynist movie was made in 2017. The classic 'manic pixie dream girl' used as a plot device to help the dudebro learn who he is? Pathetic. And was it really necessary to use the f-word so much? I don't mean fuck. I mean the slur aimed at queer people. The answer should have been an obvious no. I'm excited to see what the DOP, art director, and editors do next, but the writers should really get out more before making another movie.
Still In Mind

Still In Mind

It is immediately evident that the three main actors in the movie have a solid acting background. Geordie Cowan is serious when he must be, and does a wonderful job of adding comic relief with his witty one-liners. Benjamin Thomas has a sombreness about him that makes the audience feel what he is feeling, and hope that he can muster the strength to find his way by the end of the movie. Paige Francoeur is able to disclose enough of her character so that the audience is able to identify with her thinking. However, she manages to leave enough space so that we are completely surprised by the reveals that come later in the show. I only wish that the plot would have gone a little deeper. I was intrigued when Sarah was ready to share more of her story with Jack, but then a little let-down when she didn't have a bigger story. Even more elaboration regarding Brendon's "controlling" part in the relationship would have made the moment (and movie) more profound.