MOVIE REVIEW: ENDLESS (2020)

The movie endless is the story of a typical young duo in a serious relationship which encountered some a little hitch that meant a huge deal to riley (Alexander Shipp) when she was offered admission to study law, but her boyfriend, Chris (Nicholas Hamilton) wasn’t too happy with the news basically because she never told him privately and had to know because riley`s friend had to bring her up stage to tell everyone the news and secondly because Chris couldn’t bear the thought of having his girlfriend moving far away from him. 

Chris was a country boy, who loved his bike but was also riley`s biggest fan because basically she could draw and he was attracted to her beauty, brains and her art. Riley on the other hand was a black kid from a rich home, P.s I think she was adopted. She loved Chris basically for who he was (who he was, I don’t know..lol)

After the party where Chris had to find out that his girl was moving far away, Chris got drunk because he was confused and distraught emotionally, but riley was there to save the day. She borrowed Nate`s car, (Chris`s best friend), and in the car while riley was driving, Chris talked about how much he loved riley when a message came in riley`s phone, Chris tried to reply the message but riley stopped him and for a moment she was distracted and wasn’t focused on the road, and that was when she hit a car with a broken tail light and crashed, but they were safe for a while until another car who didn’t see the accident happen, came driving down and hitting the passenger’s seat of the car, where Chris was sitting and that was how he eventually died. 

While dead, Chris found himself on earth, not the afterlife. And that was when Jordan came into the picture. Jordan too was or is dead as well so they were both dead but couldn’t communicate with anybody living, (at least for now). But Riley on the other hand couldn’t handle the emotional and psychological trauma that came along with the death of Chris and wanted to communicate with Chris which she did, but had consequence. The idea was that for a dead person to communicate with the living, it drew life out of whoever the living person was. Jordan had to find out the hard way when his aunt died after he had communicated with her a few times. He warned Chris about it and that was when Chris had to draw the line and “skipped”. 

I think it would interest you to know that when you die, you’ll find Jordan waiting for you. All you have to do is DIE.

Which brings me to the question: where do we go after death?, kindly drop your comments.