Enough of the gags land, though what really makes this fun is the amused, strangely laid-back, chemistry of the stars.

The passion for one another that comes with their love of cooking is delicate and enchanting to watch.

There is great potential here for high camp that is too rarely realized.

Overall, it is okay, with a few strong suspense scenes and, at only 82 minutes, it gets in and out efficiently.

Scrambled is at its best when protagonist Nellie has awkward, funny, and occasionally insightful conversations with the people in her life.

Calling something an important movie probably won’t get people to seek it out at a multiplex, though I truly hope people see Origin.

A thoughtful production that makes struggling to find normalcy in the wake of a massive disaster terrifyingly relatable.

Memory is an interesting movie that doesn’t have as much to say about its subject matter as it first seems.

Anything can work in this genre if the filmmakers can figure out how to inject tension into it. Here, they never did.

There is a detachment to the protagonist that extends to Ferrari as a whole.