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Another surrealist classic that hasn't been seen before. Uniquely good, solid story, great acting by the lead actress, and great atmosphere. This film deserves way more attention and praise. If you can actually appreciate a well-crafted film and not try to watch another boring Marvel film or another Jurassic Park and Transformers film, then maybe we'd happy art/surrealist films being produced.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Creepy, entertaining stuff with some twists and turns thrown in for good measure! Parts of the story may not be to everyone's liking but, i for one, loved this.

Absolutely unique gem of a sci-fi horror film. Blends so many elements into a masterful expression, with intelligent design behind it.

I wanted to like this because of Julia Sarah Stone; I think she was perfect for the part. She always looked like she just woke up, lol. Still, it was engaging enough, but not enough to make it a good movie. Sure there's a twist, but by the time we get there, we don't care. The dreams themselves needed to be far more fleshed out for me. What and why is the shadow? It was definitely atmospheric, but certainly needed room to breathe.

If I don't expect this film to be a horror movie, it wasn't that bad. Weak for horror, but like a normal film it wasn't bad and the ending of the film we quite liked had the right atmosphere and the resolution of the story wasn't bad at all. It's a pity that the interesting thing came from the film only in the last 30 minutes before the end.

A young woman (Julia Sarah Stone) is haunted by an evil specter in her dreams. She enters a somewhat sketchy sleep study that examines the nightmares of its participants. NOTHING about this film is even remotely scary. The dreamscapes are obviously CGI and there’s nothing threatening about them. Even as the plot develops, the inconsistencies and lack of thought plagues its credibility. The only thing even remotely intense is the overbearing soundtrack. While it’s trying to achieve slow burn suspense, this poorly conceived film is simply dumb and tedious.

I'm a fervent believer that the journey is more important than the destination, although sometimes the destination can be very disappointing. Come True plays with that, and while I wouldn't label it as a disappointment, unfortunately its outcome is not up to what it was building. Its tone is unsettling, although the narrative it's a bit messy. Nonetheless, it's sufficiently plot complex to keep you interested. Maybe it ends up feeling more basic than it did at first instance, but I've seen movies that have tried something similar in tone and style and failed miserably, whereas I think Come True fares better.