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Discontinued (2022)

Apr 01, 2022 Science Fiction, Comedy 1h 32m
62%
User Score
5.4/10
80%

Overview

A depressed millennial discovers that the world she knows is just a simulated version of reality that is being shut down. Suddenly, she's the only one who wants to stick around.

Trevor Peckham
Director

Top Billed Cast

Ashley Hutchinson
Ashley Hutchinson

Sarah
Langston Fishburne
Langston Fishburne

The Guide
Michael Bonini
Michael Bonini

Tucker
Robert Picardo
Robert Picardo

Theodore
Charlie Talbert
Charlie Talbert

Gary
Risa Benson
Risa Benson

Sharon
Michelle Yazvac
Michelle Yazvac

Kayla
Bill Sorice
Bill Sorice

Barry

Full Cast & Crew

Media

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Official Trailer
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A review by EmmanuelGoldstein
Written on July 28, 2023

**Red Pill? Blue Pill? Screw that, just take all the pills!**

This is another entry in the small but growing sub-genre of movies that are outwardly similar to The Matrix, but secretly mock the hell out of it.

First off, casting Langston Fishburne as "The Guide" was genius! He really does look a lot like his father after all, and when we first see him, it almost seems like he does a (intentionally bad) Cowboy Curtis impression.

Sarah reminds me a lot of Enid from Ghost World. In a way this movie is to Millennials what Ghost World was to Gen X. And here comes the spoiler; both movies have a main character that's depressed and at odds with society and ultimately fails in her struggle to find a place for herself in our flawed, competitive society and both movies don't really SHOW thei...

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