Unique Storyline But Badly Executed/Directed

Rating: 5/10 (2 April 2019)

So I really liked the unique storyline, it was nice and all. However, I find the writing was sloppy at best and left more questions than answers.
For instance I find that the way they threw you into the scene with the red clothing people was too abrupt. There was a looming sense of the writers trying to convey an idea but not knowing how to properly. I find that other than the killing scenes there wasn't much substance until like the last 30 mins of the movie to explain what was actually going on and why. I also hate how the explanation part was rushed and the story was left open ended; did she switch with the real version of herself at the beggining of the movie or not? And if so, how is it she didn't remember this and didn't have that "psycho personality" she had at the end of the movie throughout? Also, how is it sometimes the clone of themselves in red was sometimes forced to copy their movements (like when the little boy backed up making his clone back up into the fire and burn) but other times they have free will to move and do as they please? If the mother was the clone of the real girl who switched place in the beginning surely she could've made her do things to kill her, but she didn't... Very confusing and stupid these kinds of questions weren't answered at the end.
Also, the rabbits were portrayed as though they were gonna be super important in the film but like what did they represent in the end? The intro too with the tunnels in America made it seem like that would be a big part of the movie but was like a 10 min scene...
Overall, great story but not well done.