ARQ proves to be an agreeable science fiction movie; it’s engaging enough to prevent viewers from skipping ahead. Tony Elliott’s direction is direct and works well, ensuring the action remains concise and doesn’t get lost in unnecessary elements. The film's visuals are commendable given its limited setting, generating sufficient feelings of confinement to keep things interesting. While not spectacular, the imagery su…

I’ve rarely encountered a film that unfolds at such a deliberate pace. It brought back memories of older video games—the kind where you struggle to advance beyond the first stage, slowly making progress while repeatedly starting over as you learn from your errors. This film operates similarly, featuring Robbie Amell and Rachael Taylor trapped in a recurring time loop. As they attempt to safeguard an invention that co…