Doors

2021
15
1h 24m

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3.6/10

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Josh Peck, Wilson Bethel, Kyp Malone, and Lina Esco in Doors (2021)

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Four vignettes that focus on four different takes on the appearance of mysterious alien portals called "Doors". The doors are held responsible for the disappearance of millions of people and... Read allFour vignettes that focus on four different takes on the appearance of mysterious alien portals called "Doors". The doors are held responsible for the disappearance of millions of people and changes to the earth itself.Four vignettes that focus on four different takes on the appearance of mysterious alien portals called "Doors". The doors are held responsible for the disappearance of millions of people and changes to the earth itself.

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
Such films are called anthology films (also known as omnibus films, package films, or portmanteau films), that are a single film consisting of several shorter films, each complete in itself and distinguished from the other, though frequently tied together by a single theme, premise, or author. Another film on almost identical plot, Portals (2019), was also an anthology film.

Goofs
25 minutes and 18 seconds in, the word 'appeared' is spelled 'appeard'. This is in the print of the film showing on Sky Cinema.

Quotes
Alan (interstitials): Their intelligence allows them to operate on a complex, multidimensional reality. They are everything all at once. We are them, they are us. You can even consider them God, but more.

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4/10

A good premise that isn't delivered.

This film held a lot of promise, the basic premise of strange, unexplained, alien doors appearing all over the world, leading to much of the population disappearing was an intriguing one and could have delivered so much more. I was hoping for a smart, cerebral sci-fi in the same territory of Solaris, but in the end it all came across as bit incoherent and rambling. The structure, made up of a series of short films, didn't help - although each section was linked by the over-arching theme, they seemed to lack any other connection and with an entirely new cast and narrative turning up every twenty minutes or so, the whole film had no coherence or continuity. There were some strong individual concepts and ideas, but they just weren't given time to develop into anything more than brief vignettes. The cast were decent and did what they could and there were some nice VFXs and production values but the script just wasn't strong enough and the end product didn't match up to the ambition of the filmmakers.