There are sufficient reasons to dislike DON'T MAKE ME GO, beginning with the title, than to like it. The narrative overlay provided by Molly coming from her grave, the obvious heartbreak that the father is keeping secret from his daughter, the compulsion to test Molly's implanted "goodness" of heart and intentions, the absurd fist fight in the bar--all add up to uck time.
But Molly is so cute and the vistas seen in the cross country excursion are so compelling and the strength of John Cho's acting almost make the film bearable. Almost, not quite. There is still more to dislike than to like. But there are worse films out there.
But Molly is so cute and the vistas seen in the cross country excursion are so compelling and the strength of John Cho's acting almost make the film bearable. Almost, not quite. There is still more to dislike than to like. But there are worse films out there.