The In Between

The In Between

After surviving a car accident that took the life of her boyfriend, a teenage girl believes he's attempting to reconnect with her from the after world.

  • Released: 2022-02-11
  • Runtime: 116 minutes
  • Genre: Drama, Romance
  • Stars: Joey King, Kyle Allen, Kim Dickens, John Ortiz, Celeste O'Connor, Donna Biscoe, April Parker-Jones, Leander Suleiman, Jeffrey Vincent Parise, Diany Rodriguez, Curt Cloninger, Drake Rodger, Nicholas Stargel, Brooke Jaye Taylor, Jadon Cal, Becki Hayes, Millie Rose Evans, Christian Adam, Esmond C. Pickett, Anna Stadler
  • Director: Arie Posin
 Comments
  • peterguitar - 11 November 2023
    This was very well done
    I felt that this movie was very well done. When you consider that it's a TV movie I am very impressed by the production values and the writing. (C'mon, it was on Paramount+). The stunning attention to visual details dovetail with the main character's talent for photography and really add to the experience of watching this story. Sure, many of the tropes of high school romance and tragedy are woven throughout. Yet there was only one time towards the end that the melodrama and a lengthy monologue broke the spell of involvement in the story for a few seconds. Overall I think this was very well done. When there were less avenues allowing for consumption of entertainment as ephemeral "product" this movie would have made quite a splash. That's not an exaggeration. The imagery at times was that good. This applies to the typical "oooohh" expansive scenery shots as well as the view of two teens walking down a deserted suburban street after dark towards a camera mounted high, as in a tree down the road in front of them. It was a small, well done, and touching movie just perfect for a rainy Saturday afternoon.
  • kitenasuttles - 5 October 2022
    Quite Disappointed
    To be completely honest I should start by saying I deplore sad movies; especially movies that remind one of one's own mortality. However, I do not believe the statement above reflects entirely on the rating provided. I was expecting so much more...supernatural or depth...or substance. It was missing a substantial something. It was basically a rushed and brief depiction of a relationship that we are told and therefore must infer was so deeply felt that not even death could keep them apart. The movie did not deliver on any of its promises. It seemed like a typical, very brief teenage romance story to me with a very tragic ending. The "supernatural" elements felt contrived and almost an after thought thrown in. I will say I am a big fan of Joey King which is basically the only reason I sat down to watch this movie. I did not enjoy it though and felt my eyes roll a few times with my yawns. This movie was a waste of talent, time, money, and most importantly potential.
  • baharus - 26 June 2022
    Not recommended, just a big no.
    The idea of the movie could be seen as a significant advantage, although, as a person who watched this movie, I'd say that it's a waste of time. The stories aren't told very clearly and you'll expect to know something about the characters when the movie ends, but no, nothing really happens AND There's no chemistry between the couple.
  • ozturkfidanozlem - 5 May 2022
    Beautiful movie about loss and love
    Loved the movie as it touched me with their purity of love, the unexpected heavy loss and conversations about life. Shows how life is fragile and precious no matter what. I think time swaps makes movie much more interesting and story just flows. Watch it if you like raw connection and simple but deeper conversations. Not a movie that you solve thriller or mystery.

    Both actors were very good - Kyle he looks so much like Heath Ledger.