A Netflix Movie to Avoid: 'Parallels' Reviewed
'Parallels' blindsided me and I was left scratching my head.
If you're like me and like to binge watch movies and TV shows on Netflix than you've probably come across one or two movies that have surprised you for all the wrong reasons. #Netflix seems to cater for almost anything you're heart could desire (well within reason) and sometimes it's hard to tell a turkey from an audience favorite. I'm usually a decent judge of character when it comes to movies however recently the "movie" Parallels blindsided me and I was left scratching my head for most of the evening. Good quality #scifi lovers be warned, this movie isn't anything new...
So?...
A movie that centers on time-hopping across parallel versions of Earth in a building sound fun? Watch my review below for the inside skinny on why this movie will leave you baffled:
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