I want the last 2 hours of my life back

Rating: 1/10 (20 September 2019)

When you make a "drama/horror/mystery" without any stakes, you done bleeped up. The first 1 minute of the movie sets up a restart button that makes everything that follows completely pointless and robs the viewer of any potential emotional investment. The only way one can feel any sort of fear or sadness is by skipping the beginning and sharing in the main character's apparent blackouts(as those do a pretty good job of making the whole thing feel imaginary, I half expected it to end with him in a mental institution or with her, waking up from a dream). The supposed environmental and/or biblical themes are both cliched and far too veiled to work out if one has not read/seen/heard interviews about the movie.
1/10 would not recommend.