The acting was good, considering the material they had to work with. The set looks cheap. You can see the plants are wilted, because they did not originally grow in the hydroponic medium or the studio lights fried them or both. The pond is way too small for the size of the fish. It reminded me of the fish you see swimming in the tank before being served with fresh ginger and a soy sauce, with a little chilly.

This shambles of a movie looks and sounds cheap, thrown together by well-meaning people that need to work. Don't they realise that just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

Even if you are willing to suspend belief, it's still boring. It has one note, and that is a B-flat. You won't get that 1 hour and 40 minutes back. There is only so much BS you can take before you throw the baby out with the bath water. How does good Art get made? Not like this, you've been warned. If you're an insomniac try watching this before bed time, you'll be out like a light, sweet dreams.

John Money would approve of this movie, that's all you need to know.

I don't know what was worse, the constant blah blah blah "dude" blah "dude" blah blah verbal diarrhea, or the annoyingly constant Two and a Half Men theme song minus the "Mennnnn" prior to repeating the chorus for almost two hours.

This nonsense has got to be the most boring and ludacris waste of film I've seen in a very long time. After about 40 mins, I lost my patience and kept fast-forwarding scenes waiting for something to happen, but alas, after a painful, dull, tedious, cringeworthy and eyeroll-filled 106 miserable minutes of nonsense viewing, I was left wishing I had stared at that green-dot laser in the sky the entire time instead, as it was more interesting.

The co-writing duo and director Mel Eslyn and Mark Duplass need to find a new hobby, because filmmaking is not for them. Listed as a comedy, drama and mystery, the comedy was infantile, the mystery a green laser pointer, and I've seen better drama at a nun convention.

I'm willing to bet a tub with two fish and a green laser pointer this mess will clean up like a bed sheet with a small hole at the Razzie Awards. It's a generous 2/10 for the great performance by Sterling K. Brown doing his best with what the estrogen-riddled uninspiring filmmakers gave him to work with. If you're considering watching this, do yourself a favor, and burn out your retinas staring into a green laser pointer, it'll be more entertaining.

Former US President Billy and his scientific advisor Ray are the last two humans alive, living in a custom made done, surviving on a custom built eco system, but when their last female fish dies, they are forced to re-evaluate their situation.

Mark Duplass writes and stars, and he's rather good I thought, Sterling K. Brown was excellent, the chemistry between the pair was excellent, and one of the film's strongest points.

First off, I can totally get why some people have slated it, this is a movie that is genuinely not for everyone, arguably not for most, but I do like the odd movie now and then, and this remarkably odd movie was just so different.

The story is over the top and outlandish, it definitely had a strong relevance for this day and age, lots of talk about gender, sex and masculinity, but it does not preach.

An odd mix of drama, sci fi, fantasy and comedy, there were quite a few occasions that I burst out laughing, not sure if it was the gags, or the sheer bonkers story.

It's a crazy film, but I enjoyed it.

7/10.