Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

Made it to the 50min mark before i said "enough".I am probably not the right audience = MALE, SANE, SELF ASSURED.I imagine the right audience will love it. Definitely well written and acted. A very insightful look into our 'social' media addictions.Maybe if i find myself in the right mood, i will finish it.

Social media induced anxiety & mental instability manifest in the littlest ways before leading to full on insanity. Plaza plays a troubled, unsettling young woman completely possessed by Instagram personalities, both her own & others'. Her unhinged, unraveling turn anchors the film's onslaught of oddly entertaining douche chills. For people concerned about the emotional impact of ubiquitous social media, or anyone who wants to hate-watch some awful millennials, this compelling flick will do the trick.

If you didn't like this movie you just don't get comedy. Period. No need to come bash the movie because you didn't get it. You weren't it's target audience and had no business watching it from the beginning. God forbid a comedy shake up your perception of the world, or make you feel uncomfortable in your 'safe space'. Go watch whatever bland, middle of the road comedy that everyone is quoting these days.

"The King of Comedy", for the digital age.In a social media world where the currency of cool lies not just in dreaming it, but in BEING it... we can all front like we're Batman.I have serious issues with both the beginning, and the end, though... Cutting out the pre-credits sequence would not only allow us to feel more sympathy for Ingrid, given that it's the only directly violent act we see her perpetrate in the whole film - but it would also keep us more off balance as to how far she's willing to go, once events begin to spiral...As for the ending - isn't that just giving her everything she wants?! Perhaps the point it was making was that nothing can completely disbar somebody from becoming 'famous'... but the optimist in me was hoping for a mini-redemptive arc for Ingrid, and a glimpse that she was on the path toward learning to like herself... Oh, well.