Like Me

Synopsis

Like Me is a 2018 American indie psychological thriller film starring Addison Timlin. The story follows a young woman who embarks on a social media-fueled crime spree, garnering attention through her shocking online videos. As her notoriety grows, she attracts both admirers and critics, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy. The film delves deep into themes of loneliness, isolation, and the dark side of internet culture, creating a visually stunning and thought-provoking experience for viewers. With its unique storytelling and captivating performances, Like Me challenges perceptions and leaves audiences questioning the consequences of seeking validation in a digital world.

Cast

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  Addison Timlin

  Kiya

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  Ian Nelson

  Burt

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  Larry Fessenden

  Marshall

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  Jeremy Gardner

  Freddie

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  Stuart Rudin

  Henry

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  Nicolette Pierini

  Julia

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to Like Me, with some praising its bold visual style and daring narrative choices, while others found it to be overly gimmicky and shallow. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 69%, stating that 'Like Me is a visually arresting and thought-provoking commentary on the digital age, though some may find its approach polarizing.' IMDb rates the movie at 5.2/10, indicating a more lukewarm reception from audiences. Metacritic offers a score of 60/100, suggesting that the film has received moderate reviews from critics. Some reviewers have described Like Me as a 'bold and ambitious exploration of modern alienation' while others have criticized it for being 'style over substance'. Despite the divisive opinions, the film has garnered attention for its unique take on social media and the impact of online fame on personal identity.