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Its a mixture of free climbing and urban exploration with a dash of parkour.
The fact that theyre both strikingly good-looking might have had something to do with it, too.
A romantic relationship soon ensued.
As a film,Skywalkers: A Love Storycan be both muddled and predictable.
Along the way, we get standard-issue moments of personal challenge.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a disruption.
COVID is a disruption.
A breakup is a distraction.
A huge bright light, shining there for all the world to see?
But maybe the lightwasthere.
The camera rarely settles.
And so, for all its problems,Skywalkersis often very watchable.
Then again, a lot of this material is probably footage thats already been pre-edited for rapid-fire internet consumption.
Theres a story there, one that perhaps speaks to the way we live now.
And thats the question that underlies much of whats onscreen in this perplexing, entertaining, frustrating picture.
But then, you look down.
