You know what they say: "Life is like a box of chocolates ... you'll always hope you're never allergic."
I kid, I kid, but the sentiments are the same, I suppose. We never know where life will lead us when the opportunity presents itself. Many of us work very hard to make our dreams a reality, while others are still playing the "hoping and praying" game that somehow the Grand Master Of Fate will deliver something worthwhile or, at the very least, something different than what's already available.
Whatever the case, doors were meant to be opened -- caution be damned -- and that looks to be the exploration behind a little something something called Doors (2021). From what I've read, this release is available for streaming effective today, and it'll be released on home video in a week or two. Nothing unusual about that: those streaming platforms get first dibs on a lot of properties these days, thus making them a competitive choice for viewers who want to remain on the cutting edge of entertainment.
Here's the plot summary as provided by the good people at IMDB.com:
"Without warning, millions of mysterious alien 'doors' suddenly appear around the globe. In a rush to determine the reason for their arrival, mankind must work together to understand the purpose of these cosmic anomalies. Bizarre incidences occurring around the sentient doors leads humanity to question their own existence and an altered reality as they attempt to enter them."
And that's all I really know about that.
I did some cursory Googling around the web, and it looks like a handful of smilers have seen this one (not sure how, maybe a festival screening or the like); reviews have not bee very kind, but that's not uncommon for these smaller releases. Lots of viewers stumble into damn near anything thinking that they're on-the-brink of discovering the next James Cameron lovefest, but rest assured those releases are few and hard-to-find.
Still, I'm gonna do like I do and post the coming attraction below. Those interested can check it out for your own peace of mind.
I kid, I kid, but the sentiments are the same, I suppose. We never know where life will lead us when the opportunity presents itself. Many of us work very hard to make our dreams a reality, while others are still playing the "hoping and praying" game that somehow the Grand Master Of Fate will deliver something worthwhile or, at the very least, something different than what's already available.
Whatever the case, doors were meant to be opened -- caution be damned -- and that looks to be the exploration behind a little something something called Doors (2021). From what I've read, this release is available for streaming effective today, and it'll be released on home video in a week or two. Nothing unusual about that: those streaming platforms get first dibs on a lot of properties these days, thus making them a competitive choice for viewers who want to remain on the cutting edge of entertainment.
Here's the plot summary as provided by the good people at IMDB.com:
"Without warning, millions of mysterious alien 'doors' suddenly appear around the globe. In a rush to determine the reason for their arrival, mankind must work together to understand the purpose of these cosmic anomalies. Bizarre incidences occurring around the sentient doors leads humanity to question their own existence and an altered reality as they attempt to enter them."
And that's all I really know about that.
I did some cursory Googling around the web, and it looks like a handful of smilers have seen this one (not sure how, maybe a festival screening or the like); reviews have not bee very kind, but that's not uncommon for these smaller releases. Lots of viewers stumble into damn near anything thinking that they're on-the-brink of discovering the next James Cameron lovefest, but rest assured those releases are few and hard-to-find.
Still, I'm gonna do like I do and post the coming attraction below. Those interested can check it out for your own peace of mind.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
-- EZ
-- EZ
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