The highlight is the amusing but poorly acted John Green cameo, for an otherwise kinda slow film where not much happens.

The first half is really strong. Feeling like it could be building towards something unique and interesting, but it resolves itself in the most predictable way, where it seems like they left out half of the b-plot.

The plot was moving so slow at one point that I had to check that it was in-fact a movie, and not a TV show. There's a reason it went direct-to-streaming, its clearly designed to be watched while you're on your phone, consuming some other piece content at the same time. Like prehaps reading the much better book it's based on.