It isn’t a particularly striking movie; there are some enjoyable parts, but the humor occasionally feels forced and immature—particularly in the initial portion of the film. The latter part fares better overall. It's difficult to discuss further without giving too much away, and the performances are merely adequate.

You wouldn't guess this was the work of a first-time filmmaker. It shares similarities with movies like 'Groundhog Day', 'Edge of Tomorrow', and even 'The Deaths of Ian Stone,' but what sets it apart is noteworthy. Being a low-budget production actually worked to its advantage; there’s no sense that corners were cut in quality. In fact, expensive special effects weren't necessary at all. The filmmakers managed everyt…