In some alternate timeline, frequency manipulation alone is capable of making some people suggestive to the extent of persistent visual delusion. Naturally this becomes an interest to politicians and the military. Ultrasound follows a group of characters trapped in multiple layers of false realities attempting to break free.
This movie is a testament to the importance of acting and writing over most visual elements, as despite this movie possessing minor sci-fi qualities, there is practically no CGI whatsoever. Further, this movie was still enjoyable despite the presence of obviously overlooked factors... Such as inside shots of a car that's supposed to appear as though it's driving, when it is clearly parked.
Overall very enjoyable movie. Perhaps not meeting its maximum potential, but certainly better than most.
This movie is a testament to the importance of acting and writing over most visual elements, as despite this movie possessing minor sci-fi qualities, there is practically no CGI whatsoever. Further, this movie was still enjoyable despite the presence of obviously overlooked factors... Such as inside shots of a car that's supposed to appear as though it's driving, when it is clearly parked.
Overall very enjoyable movie. Perhaps not meeting its maximum potential, but certainly better than most.