ARQ

A couple finds themselves trapped in a house during a blackout, only to discover they are reliving the same moments over and over due to a mysterious energy source. As they try to understand the phenomenon and escape the repeating time loop, they uncover a conspiracy involving a powerful corporation and a world-altering technology.

ARQ received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its inventive premise and engaging performances, particularly from the lead actors. While some found the plot somewhat convoluted and the ending less satisfying than the build-up, it was generally seen as an intelligent and suspenseful sci-fi thriller that made good use of its budget and time-loop concept.

• Praised for its clever use of the time-loop trope within a confined setting.

• Robbie Amell and Rachael Taylor's performances were highlighted as a strong point.

• Some found the narrative a bit repetitive or hard to follow by the end.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated ARQ for its suspenseful atmosphere and interesting sci-fi concept, with many enjoying the performances and the tension it built. However, some viewers felt the story became confusing or didn't fully deliver on its intriguing premise.

The film was shot in a single location over 17 days, which contributed to its claustrophobic and intense atmosphere.