Reviews

So many questions left unanswered, all character developments thrown out the window, not once mentioning Eileen (who must have come back in the previous episode like all other people who disappeared, but she was never shown or talked about again), and all they had to say about Castiel (and Jack) was: "I think about them, too." and "Cass helped."

Congrats Supernatural for the worst episode ever.

I liked it for the most part. I don't have much to say, except: why did Jack have to give credit to the Beatles in a world where it never existed? Was that really necessary? He could have just said that he's done and peace out. That bit annoyed me, and it probably shouldn't, but I can't help it. Can't stop thinking about it. I understand Jack wanting to tell the truth, but gosh. He did work hard to bring those songs back to life, which is something the two other people who remembered couldn't do. Therefore, he could have taken at least a little bit of credit for the songs, even though they weren't originally his. Also, putting Ellie on the spot (in that same scene) wasn't a great move, but I guess that romance for ya.

The main character was insufferable, and her actions were painful to watch. There were many times I thought I would stop watching, but I forced myself to sit through it, and I'm glad I did.

After Greta's botched suicide-attempt the movie gets better by a mile. She begins to see how her actions hurt the people around her, and some sense is put into her head.

Towards the end I feel like the movie becomes the suicide prevention film that it's seemingly made out to be. Nevertheless that doesn't condone the first hour of the movie.