On movie merits alone, this is about a four out of ten, but the self-referential aspects of the movie-making process add two points, bringing the total to six. It does have some insightful and skewing anecdotes about the process of making a movie, particularly one that seems destined to be straight-to-Netflix (ironically). With the satire aside, though, it's kind of a meandering mess that relies too heavily on "isn't the pandemic situation funny" than actual character motivations.
Review of The Bubble
